Sentence examples for particularly under pressure from inspiring English sources

She has been particularly under pressure for her comments and reports on her Facebook page.

They returned poorly, particularly under pressure, and could manage to generate only one break point opportunity.

No hole is more intimidating than No. 17, where the island green can play tricks with a player's mind, particularly under pressure.

revenue has been declining by single-digit percentages for Etisalat and call revenue is particularly under pressure, but international operations for the company are growing," Mr. Simonian said.

The captain and the coach must always work together and always be seen to agree, particularly under pressure, because there's nothing worse than sitting in that changing room and not knowing who's in charge.

A key determining factor in whether TPP does pass Congress is likely to be Hillary Clinton, who was supportive of the talks while secretary of state but has sounded more cool as a presidential candidate, particularly under pressure from Sanders.

First, it would be able to dive far deeper, because concrete is particularly strong under pressure.

That said, fiscal stimulus is out of the question for most, particularly countries under pressure in the bond markets.

She is still only 20 years old, is every bit as glamorous as Sharapova and may turn out to be the better player, although there are still occasions, particularly when under pressure, when her game is a little one-dimensional.

One motif that emerges, probably unintentionally, is that many of the subjects don't perform particularly well under pressure — what's required is that they muddle through until the cameras go away.

However, intrinsic performance driven by values or leadership can particularly come under pressure if the economic incentives conflict with the values.