Sentence examples for constantly pressure from inspiring English sources

SA: One of the biggest pressures was just, for many of them, the desperation of their family members back home who were sort of relying on them, and saw them as kind of, again, the ticket to a better life, and so while they were at the academy, and then you know, ultimately after they became professionals, there's constantly pressure from back home to, "Send us money, where's our money?

"When you do that and there is constantly pressure on your back four, it is inevitable because with six minutes injury time you are going 51 minutes trying to play that way and it is difficult.

Why does my overbearing Jewish mother constantly pressure me to lose weight, so that she can marry me off to some Jewish dentist?

He constantly pressured the defense with his quickness and penetration.

But they were constantly pressured to subordinate literary standards to Soviet ideology.

Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb was constantly pressured, with the Giants defense hitting him 15 times by Fassel's count.

But Maggie Lam, a church member, says the police constantly pressured Mr Lamb to comply with official doctrine and register with the government.

Teenagers are constantly pressured by both their families and society to go to big-name colleges, a task so competitive that many resort to cheating and bribing.

Okay, so it's not easy to sympathise with the woes of body-conscious men when women are constantly pressured into conforming to unrealistic standards of what society considers 'beautiful'beautiful

Popular opinion constantly pressures political actors to move toward the centre of the electorate.By most measures Mr Obama's positions have been rather moderate, but he is still more liberal than the American public as a whole.

She said she had resisted but had been "worn down" by Huhne constantly pressuring her to take the points because he already had nine on his licence and faced disqualification.