Sentence examples for due to the pressures of from inspiring English sources

"A lot of that is due to the pressures of unemployment".

I have seen things that no person should have to see and lost friends through the worst kind of circumstances due to the pressures of the job.

"Due to the pressures of the economic downturn and cuts, particularly to housing benefit, rough sleeping in London has risen by 43%.

Locals were unimpressed when she announced her exit from Westminster due to the pressures of raising her family and a transatlantic relationship.

For example, it was reported last month that he had split up with his girlfriend of 11 years due to "the pressures of fame".

With increasing numbers of doctors joining group practices that require large spaces and the newest technology, and with doctors retiring at younger ages, in part due to the pressures of managed care, some say the elegant, old-world office is becoming obsolete.

In the 1830s illustrations are discontinued due to the pressure of news and advertisements on a fixed number of pages.

A project manager has to take time off work due to the pressure of delivering a lucrative and nearly impossible profit-making contract for the council.

Delegates at the National Union of Teachers annual conference in Liverpool said their colleagues were "dropping like flies" due to the pressure of inspections.

The number of CRS police forces patrolling French resorts is down to 297 from the usual 460, possibly due to the pressure of patrolling other events such as the Euro 2016 football championship and the imminent Tour de France.

And before we had the evidence to know that, due to the pressure of the housing crisis, a third of us have experienced homelessness or know somebody who has.