Sentence examples for may have pressured from inspiring English sources

Allegations have surfaced that after the girl was arrested in May for theft, the prime minister may have pressured the Milanese police for her release, including telling them that the girl was Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's daughter.

But the military had recently searched his home, and family members may have pressured him.

"Sam" may have seen the writing on the wall, or her husband may have pressured her to move out.

Enough about who may have pressured the French judge Marie Reine Le Gougne to tilt her pairs skating vote to the Russians.

The former American diplomat, who still lives in Israel as his children finish the school term, speculated that Trump may have pressured Netanyahu to offer his support for the wall along the Mexico border.

Likewise, the increasing intellect of early humans may have pressured snakes to develop new methods of camouflage and defense.

Don't assume that the other side's positions are deliberate acts of provocation; they may have pressures of their own that aren't immediately apparent.

In business school you may have pressure but not like that.

"We may have pressure to rescind the invitation but that's not the plan," Presner said.

But prosecutors have contended that witnesses may have been pressured into changing their testimony.

Some analysts believe General Mills may have felt pressured to make a deal and been forced to pay too heavily for Pillsbury.