Sentence examples for face considerable pressure from inspiring English sources
Even now, banks face considerable pressure on their profitability.
President Hu and Mr Wen will face considerable pressure to do more to help farmers and the urban poor.
But Senate Democrats are cool to the idea, even if they would face considerable pressure to approve it.
If the Taliban in Afghanistan fight the coalition to a standstill while their Pakistani counterparts improve their position, he will face considerable pressure to bring American troops home.
The hardware firms that make them often compete for contracts with the United States military and presumably face considerable pressure to maintain good relations with the government.
If Vice President Gore fails to overtake Governor Bush by the current vote-counting deadline of Sunday afternoon, he will face considerable pressure to concede the election in any event.
Gove had said during his departmental question-and-answer session with MPs: "I had the opportunity to visit a food bank in my constituency only on Friday and I appreciate that there are families who do face considerable pressures.
Once married, women face considerable pressures to prove their fertility [ 22- 25].
BEA, based in San Jose, Calif., was facing considerable pressure from Carl C. Icahn, its largest shareholder.
Mr. Hastert faced considerable pressure from Catholic Republicans, and Republicans from predominantly Catholic districts, to resolve the lingering conflict.
