Sentence examples for pressure to drive from inspiring English sources

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"Yes, there was pressure to drive the top line," he said.

Spokesmen said OPEC plans to increase production by 800,000 barrels a day, responding to pressure to drive down high oil prices.

The rise of Uber has affected the livelihoods of traditional taxi firms all over the country and the pressure to drive down fares has compromised passenger safety.

The political mood is "not geared up to eradicate [fuel poverty]", he says, "but rather to keep a constant pressure to drive it down".

To house the turbines that create the electricity and to provide a sufficient head of water pressure to drive them efficiently.

And former police officers now speak openly of being pressured to drive up their arrest rates.

Other workers testified later that they, too, were pressured to drive trains, despite not really knowing how.

Although big companies like Toyota and Mazda have moved much of their manufacturing to China to take advantage of low wages there, smaller businesses have found that impossible — and yet are still pressured to drive down costs.

The approach of using peer-pressure to drive more environmentally responsible behavior at home could work well in nations like South Korea, where the cost of trash collection goes up for an entire community when just a few people within it— including embarrassing Americans— fail to keep recycling and refuse separated.

Despite consistent pricing pressures to drive costs lower, Shah expects the handset industry will do well this year, thanks to continued consumer demand.