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Meanings of put pressure in English

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Usage of put pressure in English
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However, there's room to put pressure on them to change their priorities.
The Guardian
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The latest storm has put pressure back on its water treatment plant.
Radio NZ
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The minister said falling student numbers had put pressure on some institutions.
Radio NZ
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He said fast growth had put pressure on the company's working capital.
Radio NZ
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The new pricing system has put pressure on Vale to increase efficiency.
Reuters
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Still, industry watchers say such efforts could put pressure on premium burgers.
Reuters
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Mr Thomsen said a GDP contraction would put pressure on the sector.
The Irish Times
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Critics say that would mean the minister could put pressure on judges.
Reuters
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That could also put pressure on global oil and U.S. gasoline prices.
Reuters
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You cannot put pressure on people by doing that, said Mr Namah.
Radio NZ
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Why put pressure on your young children to be like everyone else?
Have a new kid by friday: how to change your child's attitude, b...
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Her parents put pressure on her to move out of this house.
Ghosts
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Pity the children who will put pressure on their parents to buy.
The Irish Times
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Demand for wood for fuel has put pressure on Uganda's shrinking forests.
Reuters
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His hand put pressure on her waist, moving her to one side.
Inferno
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Were you going to put pressure on me to make it happen?
The evolutionary void
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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