Sentence examples for pressure of fighting from inspiring English sources

"There is still a lot of progress to be made, we need to make the pressure of fighting for the title natural".

General Allen said that the pressure of fighting through the Ramadan fasting season might be partially responsible for the recent surge.

Filipe, Marco and Oliver have been with Audi quite a long time but this gives them the chance to learn Le Mans without the pressure of fighting for a world championship and a chance to show what they can do.

Instead, the pressure of fighting two wars on a peacetime budget seems to be driving the government to enter into hasty deals, the true costs of which will become apparent only in years to come.

These stem overwhelmingly from the pressure of fighting, in Quebec, for the cause of a united Canada but not so tenaciously as to alienate the province's "soft nationalists", those who see Canada as a sensible arrangement but reserve their emotional attachment for French Quebec.

"Even though I only played one game for Burton, it was just great to start a league game and experience the pressure of fighting for points," said Lucas.

The price of feeding the west's appetite for drugs, along with the pressures of fighting Farc, threatened to render Colombia a "failed state" in the 90s.

This, in turn, has precipitated the ever-burgeoning war-industrial-intelligence complex, a system that has only grown more complex and invasive given new technologies and the pressures of fighting an ill-defined yet all-consuming global War on Terror.

BEIRUT, Lebanon Syriaia's former prime minister, who fled the country last week, said on Tuesday in his first public appearance since his defection that the government of President Bashar al-Assad was crumbling internally under the pressure of relentless fighting against rebels, and from betrayals by loyalists who want only to flee.

With the development of trucks that could generate high pressure for fighting fires, the water main system was no longer needed.

And it reflected the mounting pressures to reduce the costs of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, both wars that have become increasingly unpopular as the 10th anniversary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, approaches.