Sentence examples for pressure to launch from inspiring English sources

HM Revenue & Customs is facing increasing pressure to launch an inquiry into the sportswear retailer.

The pressure to launch a full evacuation of the documents was building.

The people at Marshall were under pressure to launch on time.

With continued rocket attacks south of Jerusalem, Mr Netanyahu faces public pressure to launch a ground offensive.

Sean O'Keefe, the NASA administrator, is concerned that "schedule pressure" to launch a space shuttle to repair the Hubble would compromise safety (Op-Ed, March 14).

But it will face shareholder pressure to launch a share buyback programme or offer a special dividend if it does not succeed.

Mr Boonstra faced pressure last year to launch the business as a separately quoted entity, but chose, perhaps unwisely, not to do so.

Beer brand Carling pulled off arguably the most technically challenging production under time pressure, managing to launch a high quality online commercial.

The Metropolitan police was coming under mounting pressure today to launch a new investigation into Guardian allegations that the News of the World and other newspapers used criminal methods to get stories by hacking the phones of numerous public figures.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is preparing to use a super-pressure balloon to launch into near space a pioneering telescope designed to detect ultra-high-energy cosmic rays as they interact with the Earth's atmosphere.

Launched coasters start off with a bang, using hydraulic pressure to immediately launch the cars from a standing position into a fast speed, sometimes as high as 60 or 80 mph (97 or 129 km/h), giving you little time to brace yourself, but it also helps to get it over with quickly.