Sentence examples for citing pressure of from inspiring English sources

Hague had telephoned her once but had declined to meet, citing pressure of work.

The other took the trouble to call me, citing pressure of work.

One senior PCT staff member declined to participate citing pressure of work.

Students who gave reasons for not pursuing an initial interest in OSCE tutor in their report tended to cite pressure of competing activities rather than lack of interest in teaching as the reason for their change of plan.

Ray Lewis, a deputy mayor of London, resigned, citing pressure from news media reports on accusations of past sexual and financial misconduct.

Tells about lobbyists, citing pressure from General Motors, about the problems of mayors, & the attempts to ease urban poverty.

At the time, union leaders cited pressures on the job.

Publishers cite pressures from parents who are mindful of increasingly rigorous standardized testing in schools.

N&S has cited pressures including the tabloid price war following the launch of Sunday edition of the Sun, as well as the underperformance of the Health Lottery.

This week, the D.A. said he wouldn't file charges — hard to prove, and the victim, citing the pressure of public attention, wanted the case to go away.

He returned from North Korea in "pretty rough shape emotionally", Mr Prince said, citing the pressure of organising an international basketball friendly.