Sentence examples for ever growing pressure from inspiring English sources

Farmers are under ever growing pressure to increase productivity to meet both food and fibre needs, as well as rising household economic demands.

While Erdoğan maintains that the press in Turkey is among the most free in the world, human rights organisations and media monitoring groups have warned that freedom of expression is under ever growing pressure, and has lately been in freefall.

As Madagascar's population is currently doubling every 25 years, there is ever growing pressure for land, mainly for slash-and-burn agriculture.

A tigress in the jungles of India attempting to raise her family under ever growing pressure from her rivals and humanity.

The ever growing anthropogenic pressure to the environment has lead in 2007 to the revision of the existing legislation and the approval of the new European law regarding the production and importation of chemicals, known as REACH.

Issues relating to global health and sustainability must stay high on the agenda if we are to cope with an ageing and ever-increasing population, with growing pressure on resources, and with rising global temperatures.

Despite growing pressure from ever-more-inexpensive smartphones, they don't seem to care much about competing.

But what also emerged was the growing pressure to deliver ever more from a smartphone within a confined space with Samsung's DJ Koh admitting that the company might have been asking too much of the battery.

No South Korean president has ever failed to finish their five-year term, but Park has faced growing pressure from the public and political opponents to quit.

Driven by stiff competition, industrial manufacturers find themselves under growing pressure to optimize apparently conflicting technical and financial goals in an environment of ever increasing product complexity.

Under growing pressure, Dr. Khan confessed.