relentless pressure
collocation in Englishmeaningsofrelentlessandpressure
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relentless
adjective
uk/rɪˈlent.ləs/us/rɪˈlent.ləs/
continuing in a severe or ...
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pressure
noun
uk/ˈpreʃ.ər/us/ˈpreʃ.ɚ/
the force you produce when you ...
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(Definition ofrelentlessandpressurefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Relentlesspressureis placed upon them.
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There has beenrelentlesspressureto push the measure through.
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Doctors are underrelentlesspressureabout whether to discharge patients.
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As agents of social control, local bosses were subject to the competition of their rivals and therelentlesspressureto satisfy their clients.
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Our membership of the exchange rate mechanism was partly occasioned by that samerelentlesspressure.
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We must keep up thisrelentlesspressureto ensure that it does get through.
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It in breaking down before therelentlesspressureof economic facts.
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This experience has demonstrated to me therelentlesspressurefor more public spending.
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There is arelentlesspressureof new knowledge which it is their function to extend and transmit.
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We have certainly never been offered it, and we have never secured it except byrelentlesspressure.
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On a large scale, you apply arelentlesspressureto reduce wages and increase unemployment everywhere in the world.
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Guida is also known for hisrelentlesspressureand unending stamina.
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Thatrelentlesspressure, and what seems to be an obsessional desire for continuous change, simply does not take account of what teaching is like.
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We, however, will not leave it because the only incentive which the present system provides is arelentlesspressureto increase expenditure.
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He was able to demonstrate very effectively how much damage was being done to our planet by therelentlesspressureof people on resources.
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The report shows that they are subject to ruthless andrelentlesspressurefrom their head offices to obtain new business by fair means or foul.
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On top of all that, there has been therelentlesspressureof developing nations wanting to improve—and who can blame them?
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There must be a combination ofrelentlesspressurefor continuous quality improvement similar to that achieved by the quality control methodology of manufacturing industry.
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Therelentlesspressureon prices is making people overturn or short-cut what could be called, if this is not a contradiction, the orthodox rules of accountancy.
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The macho culture, which almost rejoices in therelentlesspressureto stay late at the office, is all too readily apparent in many places of work.
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As the opportunities for small in-fill sites across the region have disappeared underrelentlesspressure over the years, increasingly one is looking for large new developments.
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There were few other encounters, but therelentlesspressureand pursuit throughout the fall and winter had its effect.
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His premature end, coupled with therelentlesspressureof the imperialists later, shattered such political ambitions for the present.
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A point which has not yet been made in relation to that illustrates therelentlesspressure, faced by the community at large, which created the dreadful figures—if dreadful they be.
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As we do this, we also have to maintain arelentlesspressureon the economy not to lose the gains that have been made over inflation and increased competitiveness.
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