Sentence examples for likely to pressure from inspiring English sources

He will need to be commanding against West Brom, with Tony Pulis's side likely to pressure Middlesbrough in the air.

Groups backing the reforms say the move is likely to pressure other Republican governors to follow suit.

Parents from certain cultures are more likely to pressure doctors to prescribe antibiotics because of their beliefs that the drugs are cure-alls, said Dr. Mangione-Smith.

American Express said Wednesday it would eliminate monthly fees on its popular gift cards, a move that is likely to pressure its competitors to do the same.

A salaried agent is less likely to pressure a customer to make a deal, especially if the agent's bonus depends on customer satisfaction, as at Redfin.

ValueAct is also thought likely to pressure the aircraft engine maker to accelerate a cost-cutting programme within its core aerospace division.

If you're attracted to a high-stress career, you're more likely to pressure yourself with unrealistic job demands, fail to monitor work habits, skip lunch breaks or eat your desk and allow your career to trump other aspects of your life.

Right-to-life activists are likely to pressure him to do so.

The UN scrutiny is likely to add to pressure on Duterte.

This is partly because girls are more likely to be pressured into having sex.

They come with larger containment chambers considered less likely to suffer pressure buildup than ones like those ravaged at Fukushima.