Sentence examples for pressure to consider from inspiring English sources

11 anxiety and public pressure to consider this option.

Walter Mondale, the Democratic presidential nominee in 1984, faced pressure to consider blacks and women as his running mate.

Stephen Frears reportedly resisted pressure to consider better-known American actors in favour of the then little-known Ejiofor.

But Mr. Busch, the company's chief executive whose family has controlled Anheuser for more than a century, was facing pressure to consider a deal.

Premier Foods' chief-executive-elect, Mike Clarke, is under pressure to consider launching a £300m rights issue to repair the battered balance sheet of the owner of Mr Kipling and Hovis, according to shareholders.

The Senate is facing increased pressure to consider legislation, similar to a bill passed by the House of Representatives in July, that would prohibit human cloning either for reproduction or to create tissue for treating disease.

Every race is different, with wildly different social pressures to consider.

But Mr. Sharon also has his own agenda and domestic political pressures to consider.

The effect: the timely advertisement of arguments, with both the experts and the President pressured to consider the main choices as they came boiling up from below.

In a recent issue of the journal Antiquity, the British archaeologist Mark Pluciennik cites increased financing for academics from the E.U. and the Council of Europe as creating "pressures to consider, write about and work on a pan-European scale".

In this context, scientists and officials were pressured to consider not only risks to maize biodiversity but also the ecological, and cultural characteristics of maize in its Mexican settings and the implications of asymmetric power in North American agricultural trade.