Sentence examples for fierce pressures from inspiring English sources

These leaders seek to redress persistent poverty, income inequality, weak institutions and rampant crime -- the real reasons behind the region's political polarization and its penchant for populism -- amid fierce pressures from both global markets and democratic electorates.

Threatened by fierce pressures from price-cutting online booksellers, the Book-of-the-Month Club and the Literary Guild agreed to form an alliance arranged by the companies that control them -- Time Inc., a subsidiary of Time Warner Inc. and Bertelsmann A.G., respectively.

Despite the fierce pressures in this region and the resulting crisis of incumbent funeral homes, the organizations hardly deviated from their established strategic pattern (Breuer and Daumann 2010).

Drawing on a case study of the funeral industry, I theoretically distill four mechanisms that stabilize strategic premises in path-dependent organizations despite the fierce pressures of organizational crises.

The manufacturing industries are now experiencing fierce pressure of competition from every corner on this planet.

Higher estimates go above €100 billion.Spain's sovereign debt is already under fierce pressure.

France is also under fierce pressure to meet European Union targets on budget deficits.

But Republicans are under fierce pressure from some of their allies to make the cuts.

There is fierce pressure within the US for quick air strikes on a massive scale.

Health budgets are also under fierce pressure, especially in America, by far the world's biggest drugs market.

But that could be difficult, given the low level of confidence in Argentina.Domestically, too, the government is under fierce pressure.