Sentence examples for placed great pressure from inspiring English sources
Cabrera was raised in Maracay, Venezuela, and his parents, who are divorced, placed great pressure on him to succeed at baseball.
In turn, this has placed great pressure on marketing, communications and recruitment teams who have the challenging task of not only making their universities stand out from the rest, but also reassuring students that they made the right choice.
Nationally, the rise in the number of children applying to start school – caused by a spike in the birth rate in recent years – has placed great pressure on councils to meet demand for reception classes for four- and five-year-olds.
Unplanned and unsustainable development (particularly rapid industrialisation) has placed great pressure in every dimension of the environment (air, water, soil, health, etc).
Many countries have placed great pressure on energy industry to shift power generation from coal to natural gas because it provides greater flexibility to ease the cutting of emissions.
He placed great pressure on his sons to bear sons of their own, to help maintain the delicate and fragile peace after the War of the Roses and continue the dynasty.
The departure of Dravid, if anything, has placed greater pressure on Tendulkar to carry on and I believe he will.
The public outcry after the killing of Mr. Fyssas, who used the stage name Killah P, placed greater pressure on Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, a member of the right-leaning New Democracy party, to investigate a police force he has repeatedly defended, despite a cascade of reports drawing links between the police and Golden Dawn.
It was enough, however, to place great pressure on the fragile government and prompt fury among his supporters.
"Diminishing public funding and ever tighter commissioning practices are placing great pressure on care providers, but there is simply no excuse for breaking the law and HMRC urgently needs to get tougher on employers who do so," said Gardiner.
The number of natural disasters caused by extreme weather is rising and will be exacerbated by climate change.Rapid population growth is also placing great pressure on scarce resources, especially fresh water.
