Sentence examples for pressure to replace from inspiring English sources

There was pressure to replace people, and the replacements weren't fitting in well.

CBS executives emphasized that Procter & Gamble had exerted no pressure to replace Monday's show.

He wants a tighter, more experienced team, and will be under pressure to replace Jean-Marc Ayrault as prime minister.

The children's division of Random House has buckled under pressure to replace an offensive word in the new Jacqueline Wilson book with "twit".

The pro-Europe thinktank, the Centre for European Reform (CER), says that although the UK is a net contributor to the EU, after Brexit the country would face pressure to replace EU regional funding and agricultural subsidies with domestic spending.

GSK, under pressure to replace its portfolio of ageing treatments, made sales of £2bn from new treatments last year and now expects to reach its £6bn target for new product sales by 2018, two years earlier than expected.

From nearly the moment of his appointment as campaign manager in January 1964, Mr. Goldwater was pressured to replace Mr. Kitchel.

We proposed the term "positive vitreous pressure glaucoma" to replace "malignant glaucoma" as: i. the phrase "positive vitreous pressure" reflects the final common pathway leading to the development of vicious cycle of increased in transvitreal pressure, ii.

But there is often the disquieting sense that McCarthy's fiction puts certain fond American myths under pressure merely to replace them with one vaster myth — eternal violence, or Bloom's "universal tragedy of blood".

By applying the etching via technology, this study proposes a novel front-side etching fabrication process for a silicon-based piezoresistive pressure sensor to replace the conventional back-side bulk micro-machining.

Pressure grew to replace Admiral Churchill with someone more dynamic.