Sentence examples for pressure of works from inspiring English sources

Burges's report on the possible reconstruction was delivered in 1872 but building was delayed until 1875, in part because of the pressure of works at Cardiff Castle and in part because of an unfounded concern on behalf of the Marquess's trustees that he was facing bankruptcy.

And there can be little excuse of pressure of work.

The pressure of working together produced the predictable interpersonal strains.

The reason was neither modesty nor the pressure of work.

And these achievements are against a backdrop of intense pressure of work.

Hague had telephoned her once but had declined to meet, citing pressure of work.

The other took the trouble to call me, citing pressure of work.

He has become tense and says he is unable to relax due to pressure of work.

Reduced work schedules -- or even lunch breaks -- are not always possible for those who are feeling the pressure of work.

("He had pleaded pressure of work, an essay -- which, in reality, he had abandoned years ago -- on Vermeer of Delft").

Among them was the broader pressure of work that slowed all the changes to the readers' editor's office.