Sentence examples for pressure of completing from inspiring English sources

He said the pressure of completing his law degree while taking part in the competition spurred him on to win.

Firstly, it might be thought that it is acceptable to copy from other texts to some degree; secondly, the linguistic and cognitive burden of the task can be so heavy that the writer/student is forced to plagiarize; the third factor that might affect plagiarizing is the pressure of completing the task on time, and the fear of being penalized for not having done so.

Due to the pressure of completing on time, Steiner received some assistance in composing from Friedhofer, Deutsch and Heinz Roemheld, and in addition, two short cues by Franz Waxman and William Axt were taken from scores in the MGM library.

Cramming and procrastination only work for a select few, who are innately equipped to handle the pressure of completing tasks at the last minute to a fair degree of quality.

With graduate unemployment at an all-time high, the prospect of starting your career with a huge debt, and the personal pressures of completing a higher level qualification – there is a lot at stake for students.

Mary Curnock Cook, the chief executive of Ucas, said many teenagers were applying to institutions to which they had "no intention" of going and had not yet visited because of pressure to complete their application forms at the start of their final year at school.

And while girls are often the most marginalized and those most frequently targeted for violence, boys have unique educational needs, including overcoming behavioral challenges and pressures to work instead of completing their education.

It is sometimes called the self-acting needle because no presser is needed; the hook is closed by the pressure of a completed loop on the latch as it rises on the shaft.

Having Mr. Marks and Mr. Simpson in place for the next year removes some of the pressure to complete the search for Mr. Houk's successor quickly, allowing the company time for much-needed soul-searching.

Though the federal government was originally eager to get the rest of Governors Island off its books by Oct. 1, the end of the fiscal year, pressure to complete the transfer has been eased because of the stalemate over the federal budget.

Structural human resource shortages (a hardware factor) thus contributed to a high burden of work and pressure to complete tasks quickly, which, compounded in some cases by lack of capacity, contributed to data-entry errors, shortcuts or shirking of these duties altogether.