Sentence examples for been considerable pressure on from inspiring English sources

I realize that there has been considerable pressure on me to accept this apology and (to use the vernacular) "move on".

Consequently, there has been considerable pressure on housing and commercial property markets.

As a result, there has been considerable pressure on the committee that authored today's report to prioritize projects more effectively and estimate costs better.

Araqchi said there was considerable pressure on the Iranian team to get an acceptable result.

It is unclear whether the classes are to be compulsory but there is likely to be considerable pressure on bureaucrats to attend.

"Think about Congressional action in the aftermath, asking questions, 'Where were the lawyers?' " There was considerable pressure on the bar association to approve the change.

For now however, there is considerable pressure on Don Mattingly to get this mix to the World Series, something he's failed to do the previous two seasons.

There is an inevitable trade-off between these activities, but in the leading universities there is considerable pressure on academics to research.

And there is considerable pressure on the Fed to help restore investor, consumer and business confidence at a time when the psychological aftereffects of the attacks are probably more important in economic terms than the physical damage and disruption.

There is considerable pressure on lawmakers to act, and several powerful interest groups in Albany are pushing for a tax increase for the wealthy as a way to forestall steep budget cuts.

Baldry, responding to an urgent question tabled by Labour MP Diana Johnson, signalled that there would be considerable pressure on the church to change the voting system or find another way to make the change in the near future.