The phrase "future pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a sense of impending stress or strain that may happen in the future. Here is an example of using "future pressure" in a sentence: "Although we are currently meeting our sales targets, we must also consider future pressure from competitors entering the market."
"As it will gradually become a more valuable commodity in the future, pressure over it will increase and we must not give in," Cerar said.
When asked if he expected such freedom in his new job, or if he expected future pressure from powerful YankeeNets directors like George Steinbrenner to enliven a slumping squad with a big-name player, Lamoriello said, "Nothing's going to change".
But a growing number of Obama's supporters on the left fear the concession will act as a permanent line in the sand, making it impossible to resist future pressure to reduce spending on welfare.
If the government decides it would be best to get the pain over with before campaigning starts for elections in 2014, any future pressure it puts on the Central Bank may be upward.
Conservative future Pressure from the Murdoch empire, which includes newspapers as well as Sky, increased last week when the Times reported that the Conservatives were preparing to scrap the trust even before the end of its 10-year charter agreement, which lasts until 2016.
Roeder scarcely needed a supine first- half performance after a week of renewed speculation about his future, pressure to name the date of Michael Owen's return and, on the eve of this match, another barb from Harry Redknapp that Newcastle "have some great players... and they should be much higher".
Future pressures will not be limited to the south and east of England.
Future pressures on newspapers to tighten budgets and cut corners might lead, as the former Irish Times editor Conor Brady has suggested, to "lapses, errors and tendencies toward sensationalism".
A review of future pressures on health spending, to be published with the pre-budget report next week, will probably make the case for even more cash.
In an article for Labour List that is likely to disturb some in the party, he said fewer EU migrants would mean Britain "can create a more balanced labour market and reduce future pressures on services and housing.
For the spending review decisions to be sustainable for councils, the government must be aware of the scale of future pressures, and fully fund new burdens for local authorities.
