Sentence examples for instead under pressure from inspiring English sources

Instead, under pressure at his first press conference in Bournemouth, Mr Kennedy said the party would "judge each and every issue as it comes up on their merits and taking our stance accordingly".

They kept showing up with the ball, playing like they were having fun instead of under pressure, loose, not tense.

Instead, under lobbying pressure from the industry, Congress allowed the airlines to adopt a voluntary set of customer complaint guidelines.

Instead, under great pressure, Bell showed incredible determination to score his third century of the series and underline his immense contribution to England's success.

Instead, he is under pressure to explain his politics to a baffled public and disgruntled local politicians.

But he instead found himself under pressure when he was asked about his Guardian article on Saturday in which he pledged an £8bn above-inflation increase in annual spending by 2020.

Instead they balked under pressure from the administration, concluding the problem is so complex and controversial that it cannot be resolved".

The key thing is to start well, to take that initiative and make your opponents feel under pressure instead.

Instead of seeing Gerrard under pressure, we only found out if he could still help apply some.

The forwards don't want to be catching the ball on the gain-line and under pressure; instead, take the ball at a bit more depth and have the option to 'tip on' the pass.

The chipmunks, my father said, chose instead to mock his disintegration under pressure.