Sentence examples for avoid further pressure from inspiring English sources

"I won't say what each plan is," he said, "because we want to avoid further pressure on him.

It's believed that as early as Tuesday they had asked for the game to be further postponed but with league bosses anxious to avoid further pressure on a schedule designed to allow maximum prep time for an uncertain MLS Cup destination, let alone potentially alienate their first year NBC TV partners, the decision was pushed to the last possible minute.

There have been recent reports from Tehran that Iranians are seeking to sell their rials and buy dollars or gold to avoid further financial losses, putting additional pressure on the currency.

The case has brought international attention, she added, noting that Morocco was criticized last November at the United Nations for its stance on violence against women and that it would be under pressure to avoid further condemnation in such global forums.

The bandage should provide sufficient pressure to avoid further blood vessel ruptures, but should not be so tight that it impedes circulation to the area.

The report suggested several ways to avoid further quakes, including monitoring and limiting the pressures and volumes of fluid used.

To avoid further infamy, they would have to squeeze and pressure and clutter up his field of vision and pray for James to falter.

Under pressure to hand over power early and avoid further violence, Alfonsín eventually capitulated, telling the nation on television: "No president has the right to endlessly demand sacrifices from his people".

Increasing community awareness concerning the need to complete PQ intake to avoid further transmission to family and community members could further stimulate social pressure to adhere.

Prompt and effective intervention is required to control intraocular pressure (IOP), relieve pupil block, reopen the anterior angle, avoid further attacks and prevent damage to the optic nerve.

We saw the climbdown coming with reports that George Osborne was under enormous pressure, even from the PM, to 'play it safe' and avoid further antagonising the 'Brexiters' on the Tory back benches.