Sentence examples for facing the pressure from inspiring English sources
"All airlines are facing the pressure".
Ihedigbo used rookie camps to acclimate to the N.F.L. and impress coaches without facing the pressure of veteran competition.
You're not facing the pressure of finishing the end of the story; it's all there, and everything you do now will be an improvement.
BSkyB also is facing the pressure from a host of rivals in the battle to sign up subscribers in the UK.
More and more boys, both athletes and nonathletes, are facing the pressure to bulk up and to improve their athletic performance.
Today he must be relieved to know that he's not the only person facing the pressure; yesterday's revelations have made this tricky for the UK government too.
This is a child facing the pressures of an achievement-obsessed world.
Companies in industries as far ranging as transportation, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing are facing the pressures of digital disruption.
If Woods is in contention Sunday afternoon, he will face the pressure of the streak, while his opponents will face the pressure of trying to beat him.
The chambers now face the pressure of reaching a compromise before Congress goes into recess next week.
By retiring now, he will not face the pressure to top himself with his next show.
