Sentence examples for creating pressures from inspiring English sources

Goldie said the extra debt notices being sent out by the government were creating pressures on welfare services across the country.

But the deteriorating conditions are creating pressures for a renewed exodus, even as people employ all their entrepreneurial creativity to stay alive.

Bankruptcies among small energy-sector companies, which are of limited economic importance themselves, are creating pressures in global banking and reducing the availability of credit to healthy businesses and households that would otherwise be beneficiaries of cheaper oil.

In a recent issue of the journal Antiquity, the British archaeologist Mark Pluciennik cites increased financing for academics from the E.U. and the Council of Europe as creating "pressures to consider, write about and work on a pan-European scale".

That is creating pressures for displacement among lower-income communities and minorities.

Australia's aged population is growing, creating pressures on staffing in aged care services.

It's creating pressure for change.

And is it creating pressure for change?

"Every single day of that training camp was about creating pressure for me to respond to.

It would undermine the global nonproliferation regime, creating pressure on Seoul and Tokyo to acquire their own nuclear weapons.

The bike is the Copenhagener's preferred method of transportation, creating pressure for more and better infrastructure.