There are subtler but much more effective tools for that eg to pressurize potential advertisers.
The global public can form their own answers and pressurize their law-makers.
Only here the discharge powers a series of pistons, which rapidly pressurize hydrogen in the gun's barrel.
Once an airplane begins to pressurize, the pressure around the seals around the door prevent the door from become dislodged.
The car motor will pressurize the hydraulics thru a pump.
But this is only possible when government pressurize it.
But both the parties are looking to pressurize the other into announcing much more than what they have already.
For example, using a piezo-material to pressurize a plastic can vary the plastic's temperature.
Obviously, you cannot have everyone who wants to fly put on one of those get-ups, so it is better to pressurize the cabin.
Because they pressurize the house, supply ventilation systems have the potential to cause moisture problems in cold climates.
British Dictionary definitions for pressurize
pressurize
/ˈprɛʃəˌraɪz/
verb (transitive)
1.
to increase the pressure in (an enclosure, such as an aircraft cabin) in order to maintain approximately atmospheric pressure when the external pressure is low