Sentence examples for be considerable pressure for from inspiring English sources
Cameron had said he wanted to stay on to trigger article 50 and start negotiations to take the UK out of the EU in the event of a vote to leave but there is likely to be considerable pressure for him to quit given the public's defiance of his forceful calls for the UK to remain in the EU.
There will now be considerable pressure for the Strike series to become at least as long as Potter, but even a writer as skilful as Rowling will struggle to overcome the reason that the private detective genre has struggled to flourish in modern English crime fiction, with the majority of series now based around cops.
But he admitted that there was considerable pressure for withdrawal, saying, "A blind man on a dark night can see people want the recommendation to be drawdown".
"I realize there is considerable pressure for the Congress to adjourn by the end of next week," Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, wrote in a letter to the Senate leaders of both parties.
But if the set theorist has to paraphrase their paraphrase, then there is considerable pressure for the set theorist to instead switch over to the stuff-as-plurals view (section 2.4) and just talk directly about the members.
There was considerable pressure from investors for Penney to deliver strong holiday results.
There has been considerable pressure from investor associations for companies to provide full disclosure of performance targets, and, where such targets legitimately constitute commercially sensitive information, to commit to make subsequent disclosure.
There is considerable pressure from higher education political lobbies, especially for-profit colleges, to restrict the government's ability to release data on college and career performance.
A college education is still the best ticket out of poverty -- but there's considerable pressure to cut funding for education, too.
In the current economic climate within the NHS there is considerable pressure on supporting this for consultants both in terms of time and funding.
Life for many Ni-Vanuatu families is becoming more difficult3 and there is considerable pressure on women as providers for the family, particularly as their subsistence role is becoming linked, with the needs of a cash economy.
