Sentence examples for imminent pressure from inspiring English sources

It also says that the highlands' population increased by 11percentt from 1990 to 2000, and that about 100,000 acres face imminent pressure from development.

The government responded that there was "no imminent pressure on the system", citing the support of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, which has described the UK as the first European country to establish a sustainable approach to higher education funding.

We find evidence of continued forest loss in suburban/urban regions, and imminent pressure on private forests in exurban regions, while forests in rural regions are found to be relatively stable in next 50 years.

"When the share of lower-grade issuance (particularly at the B- level or lower) exceeds 30% for a sustained period of time," says S&P, "it generally serves as a reliable indicator of imminent default pressure two or three years ahead".Most investors in the junk market, of course, do not intend to be around that long.

Last week, U.S.-led airstrikes backed by allies including France and Australia appeared imminent as pressure mounted to punish Assad for violating the global ban on the use of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons.

Core inflation has risen 2.2percentt over the last 12 months, a slightly faster pace than the Fed would like but far from a sign of imminent price pressures.

Unclear was whether any Senate deal would pass the Republican-controlled House by Thursday, though Senate Democrats were hoping momentum and an imminent default would pressure House lawmakers.

Once artificial intelligence is an imminent prospect, competitive pressures will probably favor those projects that compromise safety in order to progress faster.

But Ciobo played down the prospect of an imminent reshuffle despite growing pressure on the Liberal special minister of state, Mal Brough, arising from the police investigation into the release of the former speaker Peter Slipper's diaries.

Under the tremendous pressure of imminent energy crisis and anthropogenic climate change, photocatalytic conversion of abandoned CO2 into energy-rich hydrocarbon fuels is highly desirable.

Many observers - including this one - who barely 16 months ago believed the collapse of the regime under rebel pressure was imminent, have had to eat their words.