Sentence examples for insurmountable pressure from inspiring English sources

Thus a resounding message emerged: let's not overdo it by putting almost insurmountable pressure on ourselves to win; but at the same time, we need to realize how important a victory might be to some people back home.

Within a generation or two, as the economic transformations of the past century-and-a-half continue to change the way citizens interact with organizations, insurmountable pressure for democracy may yet arise even in those corners of the Arab world where civil society is weakest.

The widespread use of computers and computer networks, not least of which is the Internet, and the impact this has had on the quantity of information production is putting insurmountable pressure on nations whose first language is not English.

This insurmountable pressure forces many of us to choose the quick and easy route: gift sets.

Some businesses will ride it out, whilst others will fall on the wayside under insurmountable pressure.

Since getting a gift for the lady in your life can come with insurmountable pressure, I'm here to help boys.

The system began experiencing insurmountable market pressures and deteriorating cohesion among its key participants in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

On September 7th, with the internal Party pressure insurmountable, he announced that he would do so, not setting a date but making it plain that he would be gone by the Labour Party's annual congress the next year.

"Lose weight, exercise more, eat better… These are what we might think of as anemic intentions because they are so vague as not to have any real strength or force," Tim says, "So, it's not so much that these goals feel insurmountable because of pressure, but that they're are typically our most difficult because we have failed many times before".

Art curator Chloe Flores never wanted a Facebook account, but when peer pressure proved insurmountable, she launched a new residence space for her favorite artists—on her new account.

"The pressure to degrade resources is insurmountable," Reid says.