Sentence examples for adding to pressures from inspiring English sources

Japan's bankruptcy rate has been climbing, and is set to eclipse the record set in 1998, adding to pressures on the country's banks.

It also creates a vicious circle, adding to pressures on existing doctors, further increasing the risk of burnout and making these areas of medicine less attractive to doctors in training.

New figures show that dangerously high levels of alcohol consumption by baby boomers are leading to growing numbers of over-65s being hospitalised, adding to pressures on the NHS.

"In sub-Saharan Africa we're likely to see increased incidence of drought, lower crop yields and food price spikes in years to come, adding to pressures on communities that are already living with other stresses and where population is increasing," saysRichard Black, director of the Energy and Climate Intelligence think tank.

The assault is part of a westward advance by Islamic State that is adding to pressures on Syria's overstretched army and militias, which have also lost ground in the northwest and south.

Concerns about midwifery staffing levels in the NHS is adding to pressures on the postnatal wards [ 32, 36], resulting in women feeling guilty about calling staff as illustrated in our study.

To repay these loans, companies are buying dollars, adding to pressure on the real.

"Politicians too, could succumb to lobbying from banks and others, adding to pressure to put holes in the ring-fence".

Global water demand from the manufacturing industry is projected to increase 400% by 2050, adding to pressure on river networks.

More will follow them, adding to pressure on the NHS, its staff, its budgets and its patients.

At the same time, a shakier economic outlook is adding to pressure to cut the welfare rolls.