Sentence examples for pressure faced from inspiring English sources

These competitive companies understand the enormous pressure faced by their employees — from their top executives on down.

These rates represent a serious selective pressure faced by humanity that may be underappreciated by many evolutionary psychologists.

Even if the documents are seen to vindicate the Palestinians, they are likely to add to the pressure faced by Mr Abbas and his Fatah party.

Their family members and carers are also having to share the added uncertainty and pressure faced by patients whilst they are waiting for their operations.

The pressure faced by Christie Whitman, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, on whether to proceed with the dredging of the Hudson River was enormous.

This highlights the growing pressure faced by financial institutions, which are waiting anxiously for the result of an Office of Fair Trading inquiry which is due soon.

Still, the political pressure facing Republican members is intense.

Els immediately felt pressure, facing a 6-foot par putt, but he made it.

Mr Willetts said: "The greatest pressure facing students is their living costs.

He was under intense pressure, facing 40 shots in regulation and 20 in the overtimes.

The American consumer has been under some serious pressure, facing rising energy prices and housing woes.