Sentence examples for Pressuring someone to from inspiring English sources

In business negotiations, pressuring someone to stay at the table can be unwise and unprofessional.

Jocelyn Davis: Persuasion is pressuring someone to do what you want them to do—never mind what they want.

A scale of 9 items was developed by the investigators to assess participants' perceptions of how abusive behaviors specific to sexual and reproductive coercion are (e.g., "trying to make someone have an abortion when they don't want one" and "pressuring someone to have sex when they've said no").

You may think that you're encouraging the other person to look forward at the future, but criticizing one's grief or pressuring someone to get over it can cause more harm than good.

The guard, as predicted, unlocked the art museum, which wasn't a guardlike move but sure was Clark-like, in that it pressured someone to betray himself so that Clark could better pass as Clark.

So please: give more compliments, accept people the way the are and don't pressure someone to look a certain way.

And while you should never pressure someone to go to the authorities who doesn't want to, just imagine what would happen if everyone who was sexually assaulted got a rape kit and pressed charges.

Don't pressure someone to use your solution.

But the film enters horror movie territory when two government agents (John Cho and Billy Magnussen) show up to question Chris about a report that he's been pressuring someone not to sign.

Never push somebody else into your prospective; that is just as bad as pressuring someone else to get a girlfriend.

"The petition's primary aim is very much akin to pressuring someone that you love very much into going into rehab," Mr. Blatty wrote me in an e-mail.