Sentence examples for considerable pressures on from inspiring English sources
Either way, upholding that impregnability placed considerable pressures on his family.
Chinese provinces still put considerable pressures on their many state-owned businesses not to buy goods from other provinces.
While changing demographics are putting considerable pressures on health and care systems in all Western countries, nowhere is it more acute than in Japan.
Fortunately for Brazil, Neymar has played throughout this entire tournament as if immune to the considerable pressures on his slender shoulders.
The locations and the relationships between locations that have emerged with urbanization and the growth of cities have placed considerable pressures on city dwellers.
The grand pas de deux is danced by Rojo and Berlanga and, given the very considerable pressures on her as the director of Britain's largest touring ballet company, it would be understandable if Rojo's performance was merely efficient.
"We're under considerable pressure on this one within our own party," one of Mr. Obama's national security advisers said recently.
For one thing, it put considerable pressure on Mr. Brookshire, a superb Bach player who has been heard in better form on other nights.
But Washington and London are putting considerable pressure on the Palestinian leadership over the ICC because, as one European official put it, "taking Israel to the court is a real red line".
Now, there will be considerable pressure on U.S. Bancorp to find a partner if it wants to be one of the banking industry's big survivors.
