Sentence examples for it would pressure from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart said it would pressure its major suppliers to do the same.

Administration officials say it would pressure employers to eliminate thousands of low-wage jobs.

Some business groups say it would pressure employers to eliminate thousands of low-wage jobs.

The White House wanted to cause enough outcry that it would pressure Republicans into a deal that would avert indiscriminate, across-the-board cuts.

The Business Council of New York State has also attacked the proposal, saying it would pressure companies to eliminate 9,000 low-wage jobs.

The organizers released details about the event in hopes that it would pressure the Obama campaign to agree to the event.

The commission has refused so far, and it now seems unlikely that Mr. Bush would pressure it to do so after he becomes president on Saturday.

Israelis, meanwhile, fear that if the issue is deemed too important, it means that the United States would pressure Israel and impose a solution not to their liking.

Another official said the United States had steered Pakistani officials to the three, in hopes it would further pressure Dr. Khan.

The carrier correctly concluded that it would put pressure on its cash cow SMS, and exacted limits on 3G bandwidth usage for downloading music, video, and apps in return.

It's also not surprising that it would get pressure to rein in some of its unfettered growth: the company last quarter reported revenues of $2.7 billion, which was only curtailed because it's investing so much in expansion.