Sentence examples for is under said from inspiring English sources
"The tenor of the house and the nature of what they publish will be determined in a major part by whose editorial overview it is under," said Morton Janklow, a prominent literary agent.
"Today's figures remind us that the NHS is fighting a losing battle in trying to meet its commitments to provide timely healthcare in the face of the pressure it is under," said Prof John Appleby, chief economist at the Nuffield Trust health thinktank.
"Look at New Zealand rugby... they have given Dan Carter six months off to get himself ready for the World Cup because they know the pressures he is under," said Vaughan.
"When she called the captain a 'murderer,' it showed clearly how much political pressure she is under," said Scott Snyder, a Korea specialist with the Council on Foreign Relations, who was visiting Seoul last week.
That strategy won't work if the whole airport is under, say, a winter weather siege.
"We certainly understand the pressure they're under," said John Reilly, the executive director of the Fordham Bedford Housing Corporation.
"Today I understand that his plans were related to the pressure that he was was under," said Filho.
"This is strong evidence of the pressure customers and traders are under," said Stephen Robertson, director general of the retailers group.
"I can't imagine the stress he's under," said his predecessor, Rabbi Charles Chuck Diamondnd.
"You have to understand the pressure these staffs were under," said one lobbyist close to the process.
You'll want to consider savings accounts and other safe vehicles for goals that are under say three years.
