Sentence examples for less pressure from from inspiring English sources

It would be better if management faced more, not less, pressure from investors".

One is that spending and growth are now under less pressure from fiscal consolidation.

Our old Victorian bridges and viaducts are under less pressure from narrow gauge.

There is also far less pressure from investors for greater openness.

After that roll call, he may feel less pressure from his right flank against a deal.

There would have been much less pressure from the Tory right, and most likely no talk of a referendum.

For all Mr Sarkozy's praise of the British economic model, neither he nor Ms Merkel is pushing big liberalisation and, given the gloomy outlook for the British economy, they may feel under less pressure to learn from its success.The deeper point concerns Britain's semi-detachment from the European project.

With less pressure on capacity from rapid growth in demand, the Bank no longer expects inflation to overshoot the 2.5% target by early 2004.

Crucially, writers and broadcasters who earn salaries may be under less pressure to "deliver" from potentially dangerous situations and so might take fewer risks.

There is also less pressure on prices from biofuels, a "big factor" in the 2008 price spikes, Mr Abbassian says, when a record high for the price of oil drove demand for alternative fuels.

But that pill meant there was less pressure to abstain from sex until the wedding.