Sentence examples for massive pressures on from inspiring English sources

"There are massive pressures on anybody in this job.

Income tax will have to increase by at least 3p in the pound to deal with the massive pressures on NHS funding and to guarantee future healthcare, the former head of the civil service Lord Kerslake has said.

But TfL makes a solid point: its boss Sir Peter Hendy has spelled out the continuing, massive pressures on the system's capacity, and the consistency of the mayor's fares policy has long been welcomed by its planners.

"London needs a mayor who can work with government to get the resources that London needs to deal with massive pressures on housing, transport and policing but is also strong enough to stand up to the government when it gets things wrong," he told the newspaper.

He added: "Obviously, at the moment there are massive pressures on the NHS because of the budgetary shortfalls.

We were top of the league last year but there is still massive pressure on these games.

"If we drop points then it puts massive pressure on us for Sunday.

And Ferguson feels the whole incident has put massive pressure on referee Lee Mason.

But there is massive pressure on forests for land and protecting ecosystems, and the potential to produce lots [of biochar] comes up against those pressures.

Illegal immigration and poor management of national borders have also contributed to massive pressure on the country's public services and infrastructure.

In Monday's speech on the economy, he blamed immigration for making "most households worse off than they were five years ago or 10 years ago because of the massive, massive pressure on wages" from an influx of unskilled labour.