Sentence examples for pressure to face from inspiring English sources

Moss said he had not chosen any races for Zenyatta, but he will again be under pressure to face Rachel Alexandra, who is in training at Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans.

But they will also come under increasing pressure to face up to the implications of the desert being drenched in the blood of the workers employed to provide the stage for it.

However, the German government and Grünenthal are still under pressure to face up to their level of culpability because of alleged scant testing of the drug in the early 1950s, and their refusal to react to concerns that came to light as early as 1959.

He is going in early, under pressure to face the new ball.

Berry Gordy lived under this constant pressure and had to face the same kind of dilemmas.

The European Central Bank continued to face pressure to step up its purchases of euro zone government bonds.

Nonetheless, he is still expected to face pressure to resign over the plagiarism and over lying about his academic achievements.

If Democrats take control of the House, they are likely to face pressure to embark on an impeachment.

They would all be likely to face pressure to cut these rates following a base rate chop.

Some services like equity underwriting continued to face pressure from the economic troubles in Europe.

Yahoo Japan is not the first online retailer to face pressure over sales of ivory products.