Sentence examples for considerable pressure in from inspiring English sources

"The sector has been under considerable pressure in the last four months, as expectations of growth have been lowered," said Alessandro Poli of HSBC in London.

There was considerable pressure in Canada in the 1970s to ensure a more equitable distribution of federal civil service posts between the English- and French-speaking populations.

Mr. Kalikow's main business is real-estate development, and that business has been under considerable pressure in recent months as real-estate values in the region have declined.

The 57-year old has been under considerable pressure in recent months following the under-performance of SFR in the face of heightened competition from new arrivals in the French telecoms market.

"In particular, we are concerned that companies trading at prices more than 50 times forward earnings will face considerable pressure in an environment of decelerating sales," Mr. Sagawa wrote.

The White House is under considerable pressure, in part because it has promised voters robust economic growth in the coming year despite numerous forecasts, even from the Federal Reserve, that the current expansion will slow considerably in the coming months.

Euro-area exporters "have been under considerable pressure," Mr. Greenspan said in his speech at a Bundesbank event in Berlin.

There is therefore considerable pressure to rein in health costs.

Since competition for Taiwanese and Korean scholars to publish in highly ranked journals in the TSCI and KCI databases has increased and researchers are under considerable pressure to publish in a narrowing field of sanctioned journals (Chou 2014), the connectivity of these systems means more research is accessible than ever before.

Health professionals – especially front-line health workers – may often be under considerable pressure to engage in FGM.

Accessibility to health care is commonly reasoned to exert considerable pressure on variability in health outcomes between neighborhood populations.