Nixon later did use it after getting pressured by John B. Connally (as Mr. Morris correctly notes) and Congress.
"BlackBerry was the de facto standard, but now my peers are getting pressured to open it up and allow employees to do their business on any device".
With Collins getting pressured on almost every snap, many times he didn't have enough comfort in the pocket to complete a simple short throw.
Criminals were reading newspapers and they knew that the police were getting pressured about the stops: "There's no denying the connection between rising crime and politically driven attempts to handcuff the N.Y.P.D. instead of the criminals".
When the movie theater business began getting pressured in the 1950's by the coming of television, he said, opportunities arose for small entrepreneurs like him to open their own movie houses.
"I heard a lot of legislators in the hall after the vote saying, 'I hate this bill, but I'm getting pressured to vote for it' -- at least 20 people," said Representative Lawrence F. Cafero Jr., who led the vociferous Republican opposition to the bill.
We're trying to buy into it, but we're getting pressured.
As with the levels sandwiched between Apple and IBM, these companies are getting pressured on the bottom by declining prices and rising costs.
However, ASUS has some pretty big deals with both Intel and Microsoft, so it'd be interesting to know if the company's getting pressured to stay away from competing platforms.
Omar attributes this to the Palestinian musicians getting pressured by activists not to participate.
"Make sure you really love them, and you're not getting pressured by your parents".
