Sentence examples for harsh pressure from inspiring English sources

But the goth's plight is nothing compared to the modern Instagram-obsessed teen labouring under harsh pressure to radiate cool vivaciousness at all times.

Nor did they raise concerns about Belarus's security service, still called the K.G.B., which had exerted harsh pressure on the opposition, imprisoning several of its leaders over the last year and thwarting their campaigns.

"This is an issue I see happening more and more, these cases where teachers and schools come under harsh pressure from a few people in the community who do not like the choice of a play or a musical for reasons that don't have to do with education or the arts," Mr. Sherman said by telephone as he drove to Connecticut.

I am thankful that today's gay students do not have to be secretive and uninformed, but I worry about them having to navigate their way through the contemporary, harsh pressure cooker that will be their four years in college.

Do not use harsh pressure, or extreme methods such as hammering them, unless you are very experienced!

"The E. U. countries have a plan to put us under harsher pressure than before," Mr. Ecevit said.

But rest assured he goes home knowing that the biggest critic, the force who applies the harshest pressure, is the man in the mirror.

It is a bold resolve from arguably the oldest teenager in these Olympics, the one who has already felt some of the harshest pressure, and not least from the internet troll who last week said that he had let down his late, beloved father.

Independent, unregistered groups frequently come under harsh government pressure.

Independent unregistered groups often come under harsh government pressure.

But additional size, and household brand names, did not spare it from the harsh competitive pressure that GE foresaw.