Sentence examples for growing pressure of from inspiring English sources

The study highlighted the growing pressure of social media with regard to body image.

It's not like blowing off a meeting or a class and feeling the freedom of rebellion; it's a feeling of growing pressure — of knowing we'll have to deal eventually with whatever it is we're putting off.

In particular, grain- and meat-producing farmers bore the full weight of foreign competition in cereals, and many, though not all, industrialists felt the growing pressure of foreign competition in both old and new industries.

It boldly and unashamedly explains why the NHS does have to undergo major reform if it is to cope with the growing pressure of an ageing population, rising numbers with long-term conditions such as cancer and diabetes, and the desire to give patients access to new treatments and technologies.

The growing pressure of working overtime has blurred the boundary between editors' work and leisure time, as well as the boundary between office and home.

Besides reduced development times, the constantly growing pressure of competition and the permanent vicissitude and shortened product life cycles due to customer-oriented product variants require a strong decrease of planning and engineering times.

There's no specific reference to Crimea, though, after days of growing pressure on Moscow over the occupation of the peninsula over the weekend.

In a further sign of growing pressure on the system, the number of emergency admissions also reached record levels.

The decision comes at the end of a week of growing pressure on Education Secretary Michael Gove over his free schools programme.

But it did warn of growing pressure on social care budgets as they took a greater share of the financial pain.

But in the face of growing pressure on our water resources from depletion, pollution and climate change, we need to make more of what we have.