Sentence examples for impossible pressure from inspiring English sources

And like Cinderella, they go to the ball but put themselves under impossible pressure to leave.

Solving all or indeed any of this would be an impossible pressure for any football team.

A six-figure advance, he says, would have freaked him out and put him under impossible pressure.

Lady Prashar said civil servants were put under "almost impossible pressure" if they pursued complaints, with many seeing whistle-blowing as a career-wrecking "nuclear option".

"I speak for a generation of brilliant minds who may never become graduate students or academics because the mountain of debt required to get through undergraduate life creates an impossible pressure to start paying it off.

Just after the publication of "Lolita," she wrote to a friend about the impossible pressure of work — especially, she said, because her husband refused to take the least interest in his own business matters.

Red state Democrats will face impossible pressures at home.

The exam is widely criticised for putting impossible pressures on children.

It's not hard to understand the reasons for all this reform agitation: dismal economic conditions; impossible pressures on the criminal justice system (especially our overpopulated prisons); escalating fears of drug cartel violence, and their insidious, expanding influence; and moral outrage at the damage the drug war has done our families and communities.

In an e-mail interview with Campus Progress, Rosen explains that while it wouldn't be impossible to pressure Gregory into adopting the system, it would be hard.

"Unless government addresses the rising demand, spiralling costs, the structural issues and ensures that public health is delivering on reducing demand, the NHS will continue to face impossible financial pressures".