Sentence examples for pressure to save from inspiring English sources

With budgets getting tighter, councils are under increasing pressure to save money.

Pressure to save the tree has been focused on the county supervisor, Mike D. Antonovich.

What does this mean for Europe, which is under massive pressure to save Kyoto?

Pressure to save orcas has been mounting in St . Vincentand the Grenadines.

Under pressure to save money, Miskiw was doing just that while giving a young man, anxious to impress, his head.

Both lenders and the Treasury are under pressure to save many of the homeowners now in foreclosure limbo.

Woods said he never felt pressured to save his streak, which dated from the second round of last May's Byron Nelson Classic.

Brexiter viewers might conclude that the UK being pressured to save the Euro, even though the country isn't in the Eurozone, shows the structural unfairnesses that made the EU so unpopular with 52% of Britons.

Despite a new law that gives regulators the power to seize and unwind a "systemically important" bank, critics on both the left and right think TARP set a terrible precedent — that the government will feel pressured to save the banks again should it come to that.

In that context, the letter is likely to be seen by some, especially on the left, as Sessions inappropriately bending to political pressure, perhaps to save his job.

"Even some of the Kennedy advisers were eager to slip the end-of-decade date and relieve the pressure, mainly to save money," Dr. Logsdon said.