Sentence examples for facing pressure with from inspiring English sources

Currently the United States' health care system is facing pressure with respect to quality and cost.

Sherwood has recently faced pressure with his team enduring a poor run of form - losing three of their last four Premier League games and knocked out of the Europa League by Benfica on Thursday - while former Barcelona manager Louis van Gaal was recently linked with the Spurs job.  .

United, like many airlines, is facing pressure to stay in compliance with covenants on bank loans.

There are now growing concerns that Lu's studies will carry weight with politicians facing pressure to "do something".

He has faced pressure before, but with expectations high and perhaps the strongest squad in the tournament, Löw must deliver once more.

The Arab League will face pressure to come up with something.

No parliamentarian is going to face direct pressure from the IMF or the WTO; but every policymaker faces pressure from citizens' groups with special interests.

With the agency now preparing to make a case for higher rates, it faces pressure to smooth relations with ratepayers.

From an international perspective, Merkel will face pressure to team up with French President Emmanuel Macron to pull the EU out of its current moribund state.

At the same time, oceans face pressures, mainly associated with the over-exploitation of resources, pollution and the effects of climate change.

Providers would face pressures to do more with less; there would certainly be charges that essential care was being denied.