Sentence examples for pressure to lower from inspiring English sources

The administration is under intense political pressure to lower soaring prices for heating oil and fuel.

"Global competition has meant tremendous pressure to lower costs," Mr. Palmer said.

Pressure to lower the screening age mounted during the publicity around Goody's illness.

A cap on carbon emissions would raise the price of fossil fuel, increasing the pressure to lower consumption.

A source familiar with Findus's operations said there has been "huge pressure" to lower the company's costs as it struggles to take its products upmarket.

Top firms are already under pressure to lower the $160,000 starting salary; one industry-watcher says it could fall as low as $100,000.

Many of the big drug companies are struggling amid competition from generic drugs and pressure to lower charges and provide more information to regulators after safety scares.

"A lot of Chinese manufacturers are under pressure to lower costs," Mr. Lin said, "and Egypt specifically has a very rich human resources to meet that demand".

At The Washington Post Wonkblog, Ezra Klein pointed out that that many people paid no taxes because of conservative pressure to lower them.

The rhetoric overlooks the fact that private landlords as much as housing-benefit tenants may be the losers, since they will face pressure to lower their rents.

You know, who's going to pay for what portion of it?" Skaphol's solution is to keep extraction taxes high (there's already pressure to lower the 11½percentnt rate) until the infrastructure catches up to the boom.