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Meanings of create pressure in English

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Usage of create pressure in English
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He started out with the ball and just tried to create pressure.
The South African
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High stock market valuations also create pressure for listed companies to make acquisitions.
The Irish Times
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This might create pressure for some of our UK focused banks, Smith said.
Reuters
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Fittingly, it was the defense's ability to create pressure which decided the game.
Reuters
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We're trying to tie it up for a bit, create pressure and let the spinners do their magic.
The Guardian
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It was a really good time to bowl but you've still got to take your catches and create pressure.
The Guardian
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Chan said if the European banks started selling down Asian assets, it would create pressure on the regional credit markets.
Reuters
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They don't create pressure.
The Guardian
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The diaphragm's vibrations create pressure waves in the air that are then detected by the ear of the person receiving the call.
The Physics of Superheroes
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So instead of a chance to create pressure off a penalty to touch, the Reds were experiencing just that in the Tigers' favour.
The Guardian
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That top-line challenge has created pressure to cut costs to bolster profits.
Reuters
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The USA had equalized and were creating pressure in the Mexican half.
The Guardian
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This, then, creates pressure on journals to enhance and maintain their reputations.
The Guardian
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Once this permafrost melts, water gets trapped inside the rock creating pressure.
Climbing Magazine
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We needed to produce a sound performance and that creates pressure, said Klaasen.
The South African
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That kind of punitive response will create pressures to not report.
The Guardian
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