Sentence examples for pressure going forward from inspiring English sources

Exerting pressure going forward, Rangers were so distinctly the more ambitious side that they restricted Hearts to a solitary break that carried even the slightest hint of a threat through the entire first half.

However, until Barclays reveals its annual results on Feb. 9 an earlier date than expected and the British government reveals the fine print of its insurance cover for banks, its shares are likely to remain under pressure going forward.

When asked if the hit could take some pressure off him going forward, Cano said he did not see it that way.

It seems quite likely that the effort will have the opposite effect, as proponents of ballistic missile defence in the US can use the Russian threats to pressure Obama into going forward with the Polish deal.

Oil prices came to their senses during late trading in Europe on Friday, as investors took profit from Thursday's bounce and returned to the bearish stance that is likely to keep pressure on crude going forward.

The British finance ministry is expected to decide in the coming weeks whether to recommend that the bank move its poorly performing loans into a separate legal entity, potentially easing pressure on the bank going forward.

"The severe contraction in activity has created a huge margin of spare capacity in the economy, which will exert strong downward pressure on core prices going forward," he said.

"I do think we certainly got a lot of media coverage and focus out there about the absurd, disproportionate size of Harvard's investment income compared to their annual tuition, and it could be that will start more pressure on the issue going forward," he said.

This morning, Citigroup lowered its EPS estimates on shares of Guess? through 2013 as the company will face increased pressure on its margins going forward.

We may see additional pressures on TAC rates going forward.

The move, if it happens, would ease pressure on Royal Bank of Scotland going forward.