Sentence examples for executed pressure from inspiring English sources

Until Labour sorts itself out, the only true opposition looks likely to come from another kind of coalition – formed by the public, the media, the Lords with "teeth" (such as those who grouped together to oppose tax credits) and deftly executed pressure group initiatives, such as this open letter from the disability campaigners.

She is acutely aware that if, in another week, no arrests have been made, no cars impounded, no search warrants executed, the pressure will be truly on.

In addition to elementary speed, on-court displacements with COD manoeuvres, often executed under pressure (ie, time constraints), represent key movement patterns in tennis.

I just need to execute under pressure.

England failed because they were not good enough to execute under pressure.

Reich called this Manning's "insatiable will to win and execute under pressure that few, if any, have ever had".

And the team that can execute under pressure, that can make the big plays, the plays you dream about and pray about, that team will win".

His ability to execute under pressure is now demonstrably back to its formidable best because it is aligned to a more secure technique.

I think it is a bit of a lack of experience, it's also executing under pressure and if you can't do that you're not going to win major championships.

As a captain, he has failed to inspire the team to execute under pressure, and the Capitals consistently perform well during the regular season only to be knocked out in the first or second round of the playoffs.

"We have an excellent shooting team, and we have a very good offense that we execute under pressure, so we just had to dig in and play defense the way we knew we could, understanding that there was plenty of time on the clock".