Sentence examples for apply further pressure from inspiring English sources
Since I never believed in the Easter Bunny, either, I didn't apply further pressure on the issue.
The document acknowledges banks' wider economic and societal commitment – and the banking community has continued charitable giving – but the government has been unwilling to apply further pressure on financial inclusion.
Downing Street said Russia had blocked an attempt at the UN Security Council to apply further pressure to the rebels.
With 12 points still up for grabs, the Buddies know they can apply further pressure on Motherwell, who visit Paisley in the penultimate round of fixtures.
Policymakers should consider how we could apply further pressure on Tehran and Moscow, not only to provide immediate relief to the ailing Syrian people, but to contribute toward future stability in the region.
The incoming EPA rules, which will make it virtually impossible to build new coal-fired power plants on a profit basis, are applying further pressure on the industry.
Wellington's A-League future remains in the balance after talks with Football Federation Australia powerbrokers on Monday applied further pressure on New Zealand Football to come to the table.
(See: "AMD Likely to Cut Prices Further").. Instead, AMD's profit margins should shrink even more, as Intel applies further pressure on its rival to slash prices.
Manufacturers are no stranger to disruption either, and in recent years lean manufacturing practices and automation have applied further pressure on them, even forcing some out of the game altogether.
After commentators had absorbed the impact of Mr Costello's budget cash handouts, some immediately started asking whether they risked applying further upward pressure on inflation, and so causing yet another interest-rate rise.Mr Costello, though, was under pressures of his own.
One leading economic forecaster is warning that rising costs will continue to hit consumer spending next year and in 2018, as a decline in business investment after the Brexit vote applies further downward pressure to economic growth.
