Sentence examples for given under pressure from inspiring English sources

This incident shows the difficulty of answering questions about classified information in an unclassified setting, and the danger of inferring a person's state of mind from extemporaneous answers given under pressure.

"He's the best man to have in the side in a game like this, the amount of experience he's got and the kind of performances he's given under pressure over the years," he added.

A number of ethical question emerge immediately around this question: can you speak of respect for autonomy – freedom of choice – when, in private banks, consent is given under pressure and under the weight of the uncertainty that surrounds the possibility of suffering some disease in a distant future?

The center of the keyboard tends to give under pressure, so it bends inward.

If you're going the edible route, select foods that are dense and won't give under pressure.

How it gives under pressure, but bounces back?

"Her testimony as far as I am concerned, was (given) under psychological pressure, and driven by (hope of) a reduced sentence," he added.

He has given it under pressure and we strongly deny all he has said," Fouladvand said.

But John C. Eastman, the dean of the Chapman University law school and a friend of Mr. Yoo who invited him to teach there this semester, argued that it was deeply unfair to single out the Bush lawyers for the advice they gave under intense pressure after the 2001 terrorist attacks.

Joe Garner added a third soon after the restart to give their under-pressure manager, Mark Warburton, some welcome respite.

The bottom of the pedestal rested upon the square four-inch-high base, of which one side apparently gave way under pressure.