Sentence examples for are under considerable pressure from inspiring English sources

Both sides are under considerable pressure not to let the deal founder.

"Companies are under considerable pressure to bow to the wishes of the entertainment industry.

They generally agree that Europe's smaller and weaker car companies are under considerable pressure.

Politicians are under considerable pressure from religious groups that oppose gay rights.

Analysts believe beer sales in the Suffolk brewer's tenanted pubs, particularly in lower-income areas, are under considerable pressure.

"Arts organisations are under considerable pressure to attract new audiences and to widen access to minority groups," she says.

Hall (2000) suggested that large firms have to meet stakeholder pressure beyond legal environmental responsibilities, and many suppliers are under considerable pressures from their customers.

Senators will be under considerable pressure from industry to pass a watered-down version.

The Kimberley Process is under considerable pressure, however, to change with the times.

With two ocean crashes in one month and no recorders found, Airbus is under considerable pressure.

Tomey, 62, was under considerable pressure after his last two teams went 6-6 and 5-6...