Sentence examples for pressure to extend from inspiring English sources

But the state had already been under pressure to extend insurance benefits to legal immigrants.

The chancellor is under pressure to extend the reach of sin taxes to sugar.

There has therefore been little pressure to extend the 14-day limit, because it has remained an unreachable goal.

In 2012, an election year, when congressional Democrats have less power than they do now, the pressure to extend the Bush tax cuts further will be overwhelming.

But, of course, nobody expects the sunset to occur: when 2011 rolls around, Congress will be under immense pressure to extend the tax cuts.

In summary, England have something decent to bowl to now and Australia carry a little bit of pressure to extend this winning streak.

Pressures to extend the "working age" beyond 65 will grow more intense.

Osborne also came under pressure yesterday to extend the five-year deadline to tackle the deficit.

Changes in blood pressure function to extend the legs and to break the skin at molting time.

This broadened support for emancipation might in turn pressure Lincoln to extend the proclamation beyond its wartime limits.

Mr. Obama appeared with families invited to the White House complex to pressure Congress to extend tax cuts for the middle class while letting taxes rise for the wealthy.