Examples of using Increasing pressure in English and their translations into Danish
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And here the increasing pressure which is forcing this low trough to the east. is described by this isobaric curve.
in fact experienced increasing pressure from Byzantine forces in the eastern Mediterranean.
Second, the plastic enterprises are facing increasing pressure from the cost of the environmental protection.
Therefore, a crucial objective is to decouple economic development from increasing pressure on resources.
curiosity is increasingly lost with increasing pressure to perform.
so there is increasing pressure.
the next ten to twenty years will see increasing pressure on space for burials.
came under increasing pressure.
Comments INCREASING RAIL TRANSPORT Posted: 9. April 2018 The increasing pressure on the European roads daily inspires companies to seek alternative solutions to the challenges this naturally causes.
With increasing pressure on institutions to introduce the European Dimension into the curriculum this is clearly a very interesting possibility.
As the disease progresses the increasing pressure eventually causes the left ventricle to dilate, leading to a decrease in cardiac output
Increasing pressure or lowering the temperaturesubstance leads to its transformation into a colorless liquid.
The increasing pressure on the European roads daily inspires companies to seek alternative solutions to the challenges this naturally causes.
Fast Charge produces a larger electric current rather than increasing pressure, leading to stable
The increasing pressure in the penis compresses the veins that drain blood from the penis, preventing outflow.
The increasing pressure put on the independent media shows just how important those media are.
together with the increasing pressure on natural resources, have made individual countries ever more dependent on the outside world.
Europe faces great challenges in the area of asylum and migration with the external borders of the EU being under increasing pressure from asylum seekers and illegal migrants.
Specifically, short sea shipping has the potential to accom modate much of the anticipated growth in freight without increasing pressure on Europe's already crowded roads.
These relate to the role of counselling in the light of rising unemployment and increasing pressure on resources.