Sentence examples for pressure due to from inspiring English sources

"In the UK, postnatal care is under pressure due to staffing issues and budget cuts.

Bell said he would not feel extra pressure due to the streak.

However, it will add cost pressure due to higher cost of raw materials purchased in US dollars".

This money is being snatched from vital public services, already under huge pressure due to government cuts".

Yet Wenger entered the game under pressure due to a disappointing run of five matches without a win.

"Now the players suffer from the same pressure due to the interference of politicians, so nothing much has changed".

The effect of increasing pressure due to depth of burial is not considered to cause coalification.

The 211-year-old company, which makes parts for the submarines carrying Trident nuclear weapons, has come under financial pressure due to the crisis afflicting Britain's steel industry.

We believe that Royal Mail's earnings are likely to come under pressure due to its uncompetitive cost base, declining core letter activity and pricing pressure in parcels.

Equally, it might be that everyone is in the same boat and feeling the pressure, due to being understaffed, or working towards a significant pitch for example.

A new report from the influential King's Fund thinktank found worsening patient care and a health service under pressure due to financial problems.