Sentence examples for of the pressures faced from inspiring English sources
Now, as a subject leader of English, I am acutely conscious of the pressures faced by core subject teachers, in both English and maths.
Changes in marriage, social isolation and family roles mean many of the pressures faced by baby boomers will continue in the next generation, Dr. Phillips said.
The pregnant Duchess of Cambridge has spoken of the pressures faced by new mothers to feel "super-happy" after giving birth.
The education secretary, Estelle Morris, also provided support by highlighting some of the pressures faced by schools with a high proportion of children of asylum seekers.
Sheridan refused because of her children, and instead starred with Dirk Bogarde in Appointment in London (1953), a story of the pressures faced by wartime flyers in Bomber Command.
The NHS needs more doctors, and this dramatic increase in medical school places will help relieve many of the pressures faced by the NHS in the long term and support a more sustainable workforce".
Lord Browne is clearly dangerously out of touch with the pressures faced by students and their families.
He said ministers were "out of touch" with the pressures faced by councils.
The family's distress is an extreme example of the pressures facing health-care consumers this year.
The R.S.C. has always been determined to make Shakespeare fresh and punchy; but, perhaps because of the pressures facing the company, determination here seems more like desperation.
The longest-standing members of the group have already been awaiting execution for 22 years, an indication of the pressures facing the federal death penalty.
