Sentence examples for get pressured from from inspiring English sources

"The Egyptians realize that by this verdict they are going to get pressured from the Netherlands, England, Canada, Australia and the US.

"But when we get pressure from inside the administration, that's when it gets really tough".

After this first foray, Mr. Andsnes may get pressure from Mozart lovers to record them all.

It's bad enough the kids get pressure from their coaches and friends".

"Because as you see now, all the big tournaments, they will get pressure from players, from television, from sponsors.

"Spaces cancel on us because they get pressure from the above, or receive bomb threats, or just get scared of the consequences".

Dr. Brian L. Grant, chairman of Medical Consultants Network, a company based in Seattle that arranges independent exams across the country, said, "We never get pressure from an insurer".

The Bills spent a lot of time in their dime package, where then-coordinator George Edwards ostensibly preferred to get pressure from a natural four-man rush rather than blitz.

If we get pressure from elsewhere we've got to cope as a group".

And you set milestones so you didn't get pressure from your board two quarters later?

In fact, employees (up and down the chain) often get pressure from management to understand their customers better — front and back-end-ers alike.