Sentences with phrase «together against the pressure»
Prior to his substitution after 68 minutes due to injury, Louis van Gaal's side were just about holding it together against the pressure being applied by their hosts, who were denied time and time again by the young Dutchman's awareness of danger and capacity to roam into whichever danger zone was hottest.
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Arsenal can be reasonably pleased with the teams pitted against them, but a travel itinerary that involves Ukraine, Serbia and Portugal will add pressure to a side which has never seen a fully fit first choice XI starting together season after season.
Mothers were able to relax and chat, enjoy a cuppa together and feel supported against the pressure to train babies or wean or punish their toddlers for exploring as little ones naturally do.
The Conservatives will now be under pressure to modify their warnings against the possibility of Labour and the SNP working together.
Coulomb's equation states that in order to slide one hand against the other the shear stress — akin to the force applied to slide your hands — divided by the surrounding pressure — squeezing the sand together — must equal something called the friction coefficient.
The pore pressure acts against the weight of the rock and the forces holding the rock together (stresses due to tectonic forces).
But Mr Toone adds: «Boys tend to cluster together in larger groups than girls and so are more likely to be influenced by peer pressure and to develop a gang mentality, which can militate against GCSE success.
The pressure from the retained deciduous tooth can push the adult tooth into an abnormal position, where it may push against the lip or gum causing an ulcer, or prevent the upper and lower teeth from coming together properly, which may cause chewing problems.