Sentence examples for faces increasing pressure from inspiring English sources

China's government has pledged to crack down, and it faces increasing pressure to show progress.

Taiwan Semiconductor's lawsuit comes as that company faces increasing pressure from China in the custom chip, or foundry, business.

For its part, Israel faces increasing pressure from the right and from settlers to respond strongly to the violence.

However, Najib, who took office in 2009 and is the son of a former premier, faces increasing pressure with his failure to issue an outright denial.

The decision to release the report comes as the White House faces increasing pressure to demonstrate it is making a serious review of spying activity.

The move also comes as the industry faces increasing pressure to bolster digital music sales as its traditional business — selling CDs — suffers a sharp decline.

These are laudable aims in principle; but consumerist demands are one of the reasons the health service faces increasing pressures.

Likewise, financing for non-defense research faces increased pressure.

The UK government, too, faces increased pressure to explain its dealings with the Maldives.

Google is also racking up legal and lobbying costs as it faces increased pressure from regulators.

More perplexing is that, as Isis faces increased pressure at home, many fighters are reportedly returning to Libya to shore up its franchise there.