1.   That pressure is making the future of many rural primary schools very unpredictable.

2.   The trouble is that various worldly pressures will make you more, not less, inclined to play it safe.

3.   This low pressure made a partial vacuum above the liquid.

4.   Finally there is a worry that the new pressures make peer review more conservative in the selection of projects.

5.   Marian agrees that current pressures make it harder to be a parent today.

6.   American pressure may make international lenders so skittish about financing pipeline construction that the new conduit will never be built.

7.   And pressure can make something as simple as one plus one turn into long division.

8.   As a result, administration officials said, they do not feel any pressure to make any compromise offers to the Republicans.

9.   As the pairs event demonstrated, pressure can often make Olympic skating an inelegant, mistake-ridden competition.

10.   At the same time, Bergstein feels pressure to make progress.