Sentence examples for considerable pressure to from inspiring English sources

However I do feel considerable pressure to make them as good as they possibly can be.

For students, the campaign has lightened the considerable pressure to drink, particularly among freshmen.

"Companies are under considerable pressure to bow to the wishes of the entertainment industry.

And there was considerable pressure to get the transaction done before the end of 2010.

The prime minister deserves credit for refusing to do a U-turn on aid, despite considerable pressure to do so.

"Arts organisations are under considerable pressure to attract new audiences and to widen access to minority groups," she says.

The Penguins were under considerable pressure to sign their first No. 1 pick since Mario Lemieux in 1984.

As a result, the S.E.C. is under considerable pressure to complete its inquiry before the November election.

But now Mr. Bush is under considerable pressure to suggest a more concrete plan -- a role he has resisted.

President Hu and Mr Wen will face considerable pressure to do more to help farmers and the urban poor.

Mr. Sambrook said Mr. Thompson had been under considerable pressure to quickly reduce the number of senior managers.