Sentence examples for considerable financial pressure from inspiring English sources
The Mets are certainly under considerable financial pressure.
Harlequins had been under considerable financial pressure even before this scandal broke.
With local authorities under considerable financial pressure, they are unable to devote the resources necessary to meet the surplus in demand that exists.
The Care Act 2014 replaces many previous acts and wiping the legislative slate clean at a time of considerable financial pressure means that local authorities may retrench to doing the statutory minimum and potentially cut thousands of housing, care and support services.
These trends have left many native species in a precarious situation and forest plantation companies under considerable financial pressure.
Sir Andrew Dillon, NICE chief executive, said: "We regret not to be able to recommend this drug, but we have to ensure that the money available to the NHS, for treating cancer and other conditions is used to best effect, particularly when the NHS, like the rest of the public sector, is under considerable financial pressure".
But the report acknowledged that Northern Ireland's health bodies experienced considerable financial pressures in 2010-11.
"Our European friends need to understand that we are under considerable financial pressures ourselves".
But Wilpon's words on Feb. 17, 2011, and then on Monday are consistent: amid the considerable financial pressures the team has faced for some time now and despite the ongoing legal entanglement with the fraud perpetuated by Bernard Madoff, Wilpon is determined to keep the Mets in his family.
"The NHS faces considerable financial pressures and scarce resources have to be used as effectively as possible".
In a move echoing the actions that ultimately led to the end of apartheid in South Africa, university students from around the country are bringing pressure to their institutions to use their considerable financial clout to promote conflict-free shareholder resolutions.
