Sentence examples for because there is pressure from inspiring English sources

"Optimistic because there is pressure on the House to produce.

We cannot deprive people of aid because there is pressure to disengage from a party to the conflict.

Pawel Bilinski, director of the Centre for Financial Analysis and Reporting Research at Cass Business School, said: "Accounting scandals happen because there is pressure to meet short-term market expectations in terms of financial and share price performance.

Whether Mr. Corzine and other executives are willing to talk, or instead assert the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination, this is a crucial decision they will have to resolve quickly because there is pressure to complete the investigation, especially with roughly $600 million in customer money that appears to be missing.

It's really far more accurate to say that if you are a procrastinator, you work because there is pressure.

Or has he changed his mind because there's pressure in the Conservative party and he's worried about Ukip? "I contend it's the second, not the first.

I realised that on these large projects, because there's pressure to get it right quickly, you play it safe, working within your comfort zone.

Or has he changed his mind because there's pressure in the Conservative party and he's worried about Ukip? "I contend it's the second, not the first.

"It's not a matter of these kids being squeezed because there's pressure on the person providing the care," he said.

I asked Mr. Bartlett whether he knew of specific cases where the Fed appeared to take an action precisely because there was pressure to do the opposite.

But money was handed over, Loughton said, because there was pressure on officials to approve funding because of Batmanghelidjh's close links with senior figures in government and the media.