Sentence examples for pressure to contend from inspiring English sources

And that brings a different kind of pressure to contend with.

Pierce, 35, is under contract for just one more season, adding additional risk for the Nets, who will be under immense pressure to contend immediately.

Top that off with the fear of leaving a legacy as 'The guy who failed three times when he had the medal within an inch of his hand,' and you have some real pressure to contend with".

That's a kind of pressure and frustration I've grown accustomed to, but I had extra physical pressure to contend with.

Three years earlier, in 2004, "Sex and the City" had other pressures to contend with: while a mob film ends in murder, we all know where a romantic comedy ends.

This was only the opening 90 minutes of the Premiership play-off, with the second leg to come in Edinburgh on Sunday, but as well as the physical demands there were mental pressures to contend with.

She reflected that parents have so many pressures to contend with but that children need their parents and additional support at the same time.

She lives in Hawaii and long ago publicly identified herself as the victim and forgave Polanski, but said she and her family have to contend with pressure when he is in the news.

Kean has had to contend with pressure and criticism almost from the day he was appointed to succeed Sam Allardyce after he was sacked by owners Venky's, who had only just bought Blackburn.

The government will also have to contend with pressure from China, which grew close to the military government and has also courted Suu Kyi.

There must be pressure from a broad coalition to contend against intense obstructionism at the state and local levels to make sure that the poor are not insignificant casualties of a hyper-partisan political war.