Pressurize

The hiker had to pressurize the water filter before drinking from the stream.

The scientists are attempting to pressurize the gas to create a more efficient fuel.

The pilot must pressurize the cabin of the plane before takeoff.

The factory workers must pressurize the boiler to maintain the correct temperature.

The scuba diver needs to pressurize their suit before diving into the deep sea.

The doctor had to pressurize the wound to stop the bleeding.

The chef had to pressurize the can to ensure the ingredients were cooked thoroughly.

The parents will pressurize their child to excel in academics.

The trainer will pressurize the athlete to improve their performance.

The teacher will pressurize the students to study hard for their exams.

The salesman will pressurize the customer to buy the expensive product.

The parents will pressurize their child to get good grades.

The teacher will pressurize the students to study harder for the upcoming exam.

The politician will pressurize the opposition party to support their bill.

The company will pressurize their employees to increase productivity.

The boss will pressurize the employees to finish the project by Friday.

I don't want to pressurize you, but the deadline for the project is approaching.

The government will pressurize the company to reduce their carbon footprint.

The director will pressurize the actors to rehearse more for the play.

The investor will pressurize the startup to show progress and growth.

The high-stakes competition was enough to pressurize even the most experienced performers.

The pressure to maintain a certain image was starting to pressurize the young influencer.

The intense workout routine was starting to pressurize her physically and mentally.

The coach's constant yelling and criticism seemed to pressurize the team.

The looming deadline started to pressurize the employees, causing them to work overtime.

The tight deadline is going to pressurize the team to work overtime.

The competition is going to pressurize the athletes to perform their best.

The fear of public speaking can pressurize even the most confident speakers.

The prospect of giving a speech in front of a large audience was enough to pressurize him.

The fear of losing their job can pressurize employees to work harder.

The financial pressure of paying for college started to pressurize the student.

Her parents' expectations for her to excel academically began to pressurize her.

My boss always tries to pressurize me into working overtime.

The coach tried to pressurize the players to win the game.

The director did not want to pressurize the actors to perform the scene a certain way.

The manager tried to pressurize the employee to work overtime.

The politician tried to pressurize the voters to support their party.

The politician tried to pressurize the opposition to support his bill.

The teacher tried to pressurize the students to study harder.

The coach tried to pressurize the team to win the game.

The teacher did not want to pressurize her students to study for the test.

The trainer tried to pressurize the athlete to lift more weight.

The parent didn't want to pressurize their child into choosing a particular career path.

The kidnappers tried to pressurize the family into paying the ransom.

The landlord tried to pressurize the tenant into accepting a rent increase.

The salesperson tried to pressurize the customer into buying a more expensive product.

The boss tried to pressurize his employees into working overtime without extra pay.

The media can pressurize public figures to apologize for their actions.

The sales team tried to pressurize the client into making a purchase.

The manager tried to pressurize the employee into working overtime.