Sentence examples for because of outside pressures from inspiring English sources

Stapleford, Jackson and Lindgren testified that they heard Le Gougne make a spontaneous confession in Salt Lake City that she had voted for the Russians because of outside pressures.

When people are apathetic or only motivated to work because of outside pressures, both their work and their companies suffer.

And "public art" or "outdoor art" are only slightly more commodious, partly because of outside pressure.

The bank and the fund are, by the standards of huge bureaucracies, changing quickly, largely because of outside pressure.

"Women tried to establish co-ops and communes throughout the 70s and a lot of them broke down, not because of outside pressure but because of internal politics.

Foreclosing on loans, especially to large companies, is difficult because of the bad publicity it generates and because of outside pressure from politicians, regulators and others.

He noted the judgment that Iran stopped its weapons programme because of outside pressure, which he considers a vindication of his tough approach.

"To my dismay, there has been a 'sissification' of our sport over the last few years because of outside pressure," he wrote later, in "Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Way! Unconventional Sled Dog Secrets of an Alaskan Iditarod Champion: Volume One".

There ensued some discussion among government officials about revising the 1993 apology statement, but that idea was quickly abandoned, in part because of outside pressure (including from the United States).

"Evolution and climate change are two topics in which they might find it difficult to do so, because of outside pressure from parents and some local officials.

"I don't want you to feel like you have to say that because of outside pressure," Rubio responded.