Sentence examples for ongoing pressure for from inspiring English sources
Among the newest E.U. entrants, Latvia and Hungary needed help from the International Monetary Fund to save their banking sectors from collapse, and amid ongoing pressure for budgetary rigor, several governments in the region moved to cut planned spending — including expenditures on education.
There is an ongoing pressure for teens to wear new fashions that set them apart from others, and earn them "trend starter" status.
Envisaged benefits of the collaboration include improvements in clinical outcomes, patient safety and cost reductions — the latter being a huge ongoing pressure-point for the free-at-the-point-of-use NHS as demand for its services continues to rise yet government austerity cuts bite into public sector budgets.
In February 2009, thanks to Students for Justice in Palestine's intense and ongoing pressure, Hampshire became the first college to divest from companies involved in the Israeli occupation of the West Bank.
Despite ongoing government pressure for better access to primary care, improving access is unlikely to have much impact on the pathway.
The film looks at how he is coping with the expectations heaped on his shoulders for Euro 2016, although these pale beside the ongoing pressures and demands, with which he's coping admirably, of playing for Real Madrid.
Perhaps you too have felt a sense of desperation or despair in the worlds ongoing pressures.
At the same time, an easing back in consumer price inflation to 4.0% in March from 4.4% in February and ongoing muted earnings growth have eased pressure for an immediate interest rate hike.
The Labour-controlled authority has again blamed the Scottish government for ongoing budget pressure.
All patients included in the study had arterial cannulation for ongoing blood pressure monitoring, which also allowed the simultaneous collection of blood samples from the arterial cannula for both blood gas POCT and central laboratory analysis.
"Moody's sees potential for ongoing margin pressure on the back of a continued shift in the company's revenues away from high-margin landline products towards lower-margin mobile and broadband products," says Charles Macgregor, a senior credit officer with Moodys.
