Sentence examples for inordinate pressure from inspiring English sources

So there has been inordinate pressure on "Two Boys" to be a success.

"It's important to remember the time within which he lived, and the inordinate pressure to inform," Marable said.

The meticulous and rigid advance planning that this strategy required placed inordinate pressure on the diplomats in a crisis.

The exorbitant prices put inordinate pressure on the home team to win every game 11-0, which of course they cannot.

According to Mr Mnookin, Mr Sulzberger and Mr Raines both felt that the newspaper was badly in need of a jolt.In Mr Raines's hands, this meant putting inordinate pressure on getting the impossible story.

Their forwards tend to spend a large amount of their time chasing and closing down and, as a consequence, find themselves under inordinate pressure to take any opportunities that do eventually come their way.

My focus is not television, in the end, but the dead hand of hypercommercialism, that inordinate corporate pressure that drives everyone to improve the bottom line".

There will always be the rash accusations that the leaders "sold out," or "yielded to inordinate U.S. pressure," or "are seeking the Nobel Peace Prize".

The tycoon said: "I am hearing that at least one government is putting an inordinate amount of pressure on the UNODC.

"As I'm writing this I am hearing that at least one government is putting an inordinate amount of pressure on the UNODC," he said.

"As I'm writing this I am hearing that at least one government is putting an inordinate amount of pressure on the UNODC.