Sentence examples for may feel pressured from inspiring English sources

Especially in this weak economy, entrepreneurs may feel pressured to comply.

However students may feel pressured to participate despite discomfort and embarrassment when practising physical examination and treatment skills with their peers.

Defendants in criminal trials may feel pressured to plead guilty to avoid controversial new court charges, a panel of the country's most senior judges have said.

While things may feel pressured today, it made me consider the extent to which, in the past, opportunities and livelihoods might depend on producing good or believable results.

In addition, disputants may feel pressured to reach an agreement to avoid arbitration and the possibility that the mediator-turned-arbitrator will reach a decision that pleases them less.

They say that because of the aggressive marketing, even parents of girls who are far from being sexually active may feel pressured into giving them a vaccine that is not yet needed and whose long-term impact is still unclear.

The child may feel pressure to choose between parents.

Teenagers may feel pressure on them to succeed.

First, a company may feel pressure to disclose due to certain business relationships or obligations.

Mr. Lift also offered a reason the Taubmans may feel pressure to accept an offer.

The immediate result is that innocent defendants may feel pressure to plead guilty.