Sentence examples for pressure to pick from inspiring English sources

There really was a lot of pressure to pick something great for this awards show.

But it creates a lot more pressure to pick the best project on offer.

The eyewitness, Jennifer Bonanno, would describe police pressure to pick Boyd out of the lineup.

Or they succumb to pressure to pick a practical major their parents think will lead to a job.

But the chatter he's hearing is more personal than political as longtime friends feel pressure to pick sides.

Officials in those states, predominantly Republicans, worry that they would face intense pressure to pick up the burden if the money runs out.

If Mr. Bush had picked a woman, or someone who could have helped the Republicans win a critical state, Mr. Gore might have felt pressured to pick someone with the same appeal.

If early decision gives some students the ability to short-circuit a year of agonizing over applications, for others it is leading to enormous pressures to pick a school quickly.

With unemployment at record low levels, we should expect wage pressures to pick up—eating into firms' profit margins.

In conceptualizing her own Medea, Travieso felt pressured to pick one characterization angle and stand by it.

In the Mediteranean where I sereved in the Republic of Malta, these pressures to pick up both the military and diplomatic duties crystallized over Iranian sanction.