Sentence examples for much less pressure from inspiring English sources
There's much less pressure to meet quarterly earnings targets.
Believe me: that means there is so much less pressure on me.
"It just puts the creative team under much less pressure," Mr. Davidson said.
" I woke up knowing I had nothing to lose and felt much less pressure," she said.
It helps, of course, that the offense feels much less pressure.
There would have been much less pressure from the Tory right, and most likely no talk of a referendum.
An event like this, where everyone watching is a twirler, they say, is much less pressure-filled than performing at a basketball game, where everyone thinks you stink if you drop the crummy baton.
Even the scheduled activities feel much less pressured.
Chinese college life is much less pressure-packed than high school.
"When you do win week in, week out like last year the momentum is massive and you just turn up to training the next week that much happier, less pressure, and training becomes that much easier.
All of which helps to explains three things: why there has been much less wage pressure than the Bank of England has been predicting until now; why there is likely to be less wage pressure than the MPC is anticipating in the future; and why the MPC should be wary of those who say looming wage pressures justify an immediate ratcheting up in interest rates.
