Sentence examples similar to earning pressure from inspiring English sources

But since Roger Draper arrived as chief executive last year greater emphasis has been placed on earning pressure-free time for long-term projects - especially finding young players and entering them for competition - through short-term success, particularly by boosting Andy Murray and trying to develop doubles.

Companies are already reporting earning pressures due to the rising dollar, and some are even asking their governments to play a more forceful role in countering a stealth "currency war".

In this regard, Sheth et al. (2011) relate economic sustainability to the "economic well-being of consumers associated with financial aspects such as debt-burden, earning pressures, and work-life balance" (p. 24).

And for all the money he earns, the pressure must be enormous.

As equality is earned, the pressure of "having it all" rises.

And the visitors then built up some pressure, earning their reward when the impressive Grant Leadbitter slipped through a pass from the edge of the penalty area for Bamford to calmly slot a low shot past Randolph.

United's proved that they've got reliable depth, they just need to keep earning points to keep pressure in the standings.

"Yes, we are producing more, that helps with employment growth, but the amount we are actually earning, that remains under pressure".

"It's just me, so far …," DeGeneres said, earning a nervous "No pressure" blurt from her guest.

The pressures of earning a living – of not being completely provided for by the state – have winded him.

The movies once provided a refuge from the pressures of earning a living.