Sentence examples for if pressured from inspiring English sources

But – if pressured to – what else could Hermés possibly call it?

-              Never give any money, and be alarmed if pressured to do so.

Some recover on their own, while others grow more symptomatic if pressured to relive their tragedies by "unbottling" their emotion.

Generally, if employers try to broach the salary issue early in the interview process, you should do everything possible to defer this discussion, and, if pressured to give numbers, be as vague as you can, Ms. Safani says.

The comments should be seen in the context of a statement on LBC Radio earlier in which Mr Farage said he would "of course" be prepared to lead the campaign if pressured to do so.

From Washington, at least, Republican partisans say they are confident that Lieutenant Governor Dewhurst, if pressured, will do the right thing for his party if it falls short of 21 votes.

Last week Iran threatened to "discontinue confidence-building measures," including inspections, if pressure on Iran built.

If pressure in that chamber gets too high, the lungs can fill with fluid.

If pressure in the well remains stable, cement will then be poured as a harder sealant.

"If pressures stay as they are, qualifications will need to be locked down".

But if pressure is to work, it has to be backed by a credible threat.