Sentence examples for pressure of deciding from inspiring English sources

I've always been fine taking penalties; I'm O.K. with the pressure of deciding a game.

But that collegiality appears to have unraveled under the pressure of deciding whether to allow same-sex couples to marry.

Each of these three judgment calls is made without the pressure of deciding whether a first down has been earned.

It takes away the pressure of deciding what to wear in the morning, and removes at least some of the peer pressure to wear expensive brands.

Signing a letter-of-intent in December would stop the late-night phone calls from coaches, visits from staffers at his school and constant pressure of deciding which school to choose.

Rose Hardy – headmistress at the £28,500-per-year St Margaret's School in Bushey, Hertfordshire – told The Telegraph girls need to feel good about themselves and said: "These changes are aimed at allowing them to remain committed to learning – instead of having the added pressure of deciding what to wear every morning".

It would also have reduced the commercial and public pressure in case of deciding against the event.

Natural selection, in the form of environmental pressures, then takes care of deciding whether these new features are worthwhile.

But as Mr. Barenboim said: "There is a lot of pressure to decide what happens when Mr. Wagner goes.

When they were first-year students, Jane Chen and Jon Kusner felt a growing sense of pressure to decide where they wanted their medical careers to go.

Under the code, the role of deciding what is pressure is assigned to a new entity called the Independent Valuation Protection Institute.