Sentence examples for press pressured from inspiring English sources
Chinese officials smeared the "criminal" Liu in the press, pressured foreign countries to boycott the ceremony and blocked a raft of new words on the Internet, even "Norway" and "Nobel".
They don't get the public or press pressure that young mothers' cancers and kids' diseases get".
It is really difficult to determine what the truth is, but it doesn't help when so many people that have great influence over others, like the press, pressure a person that may not be respected in the same way.
Barrymore – who suspects that in 2001 and 2007 the police were responding to "press pressure" – said: "I'm getting myself back on track and it was effectively wiped out again.
Home Secretary Jack Straw places an injunction on the Telegraph's publication, but press pressure leads the Home Secretary to revoke his injunction and allow the media to publish report extracts already in the public domain.
Following the Guardian's Milly Dowler story on 4 July relating to phone hacking, and the appointment of Lord Justice Leveson to conduct an inquiry into the culture, practices and ethics of the press, pressure intensified on our work.
That means when we get to the Olympics, we're ready for it, because we grew up under pressure: pressure from the press, pressure from your school, pressure from the people in the street, pressure from the guy you're trying to beat.
PROTEIN depends mainly on PRESS PRESSURE.
It is understandable that high PRESS PRESSURE should squeeze out more oil, hence low FAT.
Taken together, we interpreted these results as suggesting that AUGER SPEED and PRESS PRESSURE were important.
