Sentence examples for longstanding pressure from inspiring English sources

Planned Parenthood contends that the Komen foundation is yielding to longstanding pressure from anti-abortion groups, which Komen denies.

The government's anti-radicalisation Prevent strategy is to be independently reviewed after ministers gave into longstanding pressure to address concerns over its impact on communities.

Under longstanding pressure, the BBC already reveals the salaries of executives earning more than £150,000 a year and "talent" on £450,000-plus.

The deal is seen as the result of longstanding pressure on Shell by the Russian government to give up a valuable natural-resources holding.

Unemployment has risen to 8.9percentt in the United States, a 26-year high, increasing longstanding pressures to "keep jobs in America".

Just because the U.S. government has responded to longstanding activist pressure does not mean the problem is solved.

And a pro-Iranian Yemeni regime could end the longstanding American pressure on Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, enabling it to use Yemen as a safe haven to refocus efforts on Saudi Arabia itself.

In a spectacular essay dissecting the longstanding societal pressures that urge black men to keep their emotions at bay, Wilbert L. Cooper draws on his own personal experience.

It is usually caused by coronary artery disease, heart attacks or longstanding high blood pressure.

Stretching of the atria — which can also result from longstanding high blood pressure or a genetic problem — seems to make the heart more electrically unstable, Dr. Wiviott explains.

These decisions are not driven by rational, linear profit motives, but instead by an unwritten code called shigarami, in which loans are based more on longstanding relationships, political pressure and the mutual need to survive, a culture that Mr. Yokota now details in serialized books.