Sentence examples for pressure about the from inspiring English sources

"We're under pressure about the environment," Teng explained as we cruised down the broad, empty streets.

"I understand the Western countries are giving pressure about the Rohingya," Nyan Win said.

But Mr. Bernanke faces no such internal pressure about the other part of the Fed's mission: maximizing employment.

Federer said he was not feeling any pressure about the possible transfer of the No. 1 ranking.

The president is also under pressure about the humanitarian toll in northern Uganda, where his forces have fought the Lord's Resistance Army for two decades.

The difference, they say, has more do with experience, knowing what to expect, clarifying ideas in a book, and feeling less pressure about the possibility of losing.

For what it's worth, knowing what I do about how the BBC operates, I would estimate the chances of Rippon having been pressured about the Savile decision to be about zero.

I've spent much of 2016 talking about price pressures: about the way Brexit has hit ingredient costs and how young cooks are going underpaid, while the middle-classes whinge about their restaurant bills.

Criminals were reading newspapers and they knew that the police were getting pressured about the stops: "There's no denying the connection between rising crime and politically driven attempts to handcuff the N.Y.P.D. instead of the criminals".

When he heard that a UK customer was being pressured about the same issue, his attention was caught but not enough; he still said the concern was a minor blip and did not bother to look more deeply.

She was pressured about the PM's claim by DUP MPs including Ian Paisley and the committee's chairman, Conservative MP Andrew Murrison.