Sentence examples for continue to face pressure from inspiring English sources

Still, the company will probably continue to face pressure from investors to sell its weakest divisions or even to consider a merger with Procter & Gamble.

Bach is likely to continue to face pressure from anti-doping groups and athletes to take a strong position on Russia.

The bank will continue to face pressure from the government to step up its actions, and Mr. Shirakawa may be replaced when his current term ends in April, Mr. Smith said.

He said Gazprom will continue to face pressure from increased and cheaper global LNG supplies -- "If you're a European buyer, the last molecule of gas you will want is from Gazprom".

Matthias Höpfner, the German Ambassador to Bulgaria, is often quoted commenting on the "dangerous challenges" facing the media freedom in the country.One of these challenges is the fact that "reporters continue to face pressure and intimidation aimed at protecting economic, political, and criminal interests", Freedom House wrote in its latest "Freedom of the Press" report.

That said, WhatsApp does continue to face pressure from governments over its use of end-to-end encryption.

But with steel prices at their lowest in over a decade and demand slowing even as producers expand their output, steel makers will generally continue to face pressures to consolidate and cut costs.

Businesses in retail and hospitality also continue to face pressures at a time when most people's disposable income is flat or falling.

The European Central Bank continued to face pressure to step up its purchases of euro zone government bonds.

Some services like equity underwriting continued to face pressure from the economic troubles in Europe.

Yingluck's administration continues to face pressure from protests, the courts and nominally non-partisan watchdog agencies.