Sentence examples for experiencing the pressure from inspiring English sources

Experiencing the pressure of qualification games is denied to Brazil, and rehearsals are never quite the same test.

This would be a stepping stone to learning how to share and be recognised without experiencing the pressure of the workplace.

I know the experience and consequences of that pressure can be very different, but if you're the one experiencing the pressure, it's still pressure.

"Our recent research shows that more retailers are experiencing the pressures caused by shrinking demand and consumer expenditure, compared with businesses in other sectors.

"Here is a family business," Mr. Adelstein said of Broadway Bank, adding that members of Mr. Giannoulias's campaign staff are experiencing the pressures a business is going through.

This paper presents the results of a study of a watershed experiencing the pressures of land-use change resulting from urban development.

Some felt that PNs were experiencing the pressures of limited time and increased workload that GPs themselves were facing.

(The subjects with fibromyalgia experienced the pressure much as the people with back pain did).

"Rarely do you get to experience the pressure like you do here every round," he said.

Few in the A-League have experienced the pressure of finals football as often as Adelaide United's full-back.

Anyone who has done that will have inevitably experienced the pressure of the hard sell and the peculiarly British response of buying products out of politeness.