Sentence examples for inescapable pressure from inspiring English sources

Part of it has to do with the inescapable pressure on Germany, and hence above all on its chancellor, to forge compromises as current president of the European Union.

There was another inescapable pressure.

Three things: first, speaking pastorally, blessings to the bride and groom as they embark on the spectacularly difficult enterprise of a lifelong commitment, made all the more difficult by the inescapable pressures that come when you're obliged to embody history.

However, so-called inescapable pressures mean departments will have to find savings totalling more than £870m.

However, what have been described as "inescapable pressures" mean departments will have to find savings totalling more than £870m.

The savings need to be found because of more than £100m of "inescapable pressures" and welfare reform fines of almost £90m.

This consists of just under £90m in fines imposed by the Treasury due to the executive's failure to implement welfare reforms introduced elsewhere in the UK and more than £100m in other inescapable pressures.

On top of that, the budget will also have to factor in £100m that must be paid back to the Treasury, £114m in welfare fines and £272m for ongoing "inescapable pressures".

Timothy C. Wong places this story within the wider context of Tang love tales, which often share the plot designs of quick passion, inescapable societal pressure leading to the abandonment of romance, followed by a period of melancholy.

The adrenaline, high pressure and inescapable fallouts of top kitchens have always had us hooked.

By the time Els reached the driving range to prepare for his afternoon round, the pressure was inescapable.