tremendous pressure
collocation in Englishmeaningsoftremendousandpressure
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tremendous
adjective
uk/trɪˈmen.dəs/us/trɪˈmen.dəs/
very great in amount or level, or ...
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pressure
noun
uk/ˈpreʃ.ər/us/ˈpreʃ.ɚ/
the force you produce when you ...
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Otherwise, there will betremendouspressurefor one group to assimilate.
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They work undertremendouspressure.
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There istremendouspressureto make decisions differently than might be consistent with a rational, data driven-approach.
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In hospital out-patients everyone is undertremendouspressureand it is hard to be civil as well.
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There was atremendouspressurefor change.
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There istremendouspressureon them.
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Therefore, we are undertremendouspressure.
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There is atremendouspressureto reorganise.
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They work undertremendouspressurein a mechanised industry.
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There is alsotremendouspressureto increase prices.
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They work undertremendouspressureand in difficult circumstances.
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It will puttremendouspressureon the available housing.
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That placestremendouspressureon the local authorities.
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There istremendouspressureon all our manufacturing industry.
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That placestremendouspressureon industry and businesses.
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Germans, there istremendouspressureon existing primary schools.
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Whattremendouspressurewe are to be under!
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They will be undertremendouspressurefrom the farming interests.
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That drive putstremendouspressureon both animals and land.
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Why is there suchtremendouspressureon resources?
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There was, thus,tremendouspressureon these firms to increase wood exports to meet the government's deadline, as a matter of survival.
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Because of course you have the pressure of earning a living and if you are earning your living just on performance then that is atremendouspressure.
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If ready support services are not available, that will puttremendouspressureon the profession.
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So there will betremendouspressurefrom everyone to stay where they are.
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