Sentence examples for pressure to settle from inspiring English sources
As a result, the pressure to settle is big.
But while they flung legal accusations at each other, both companies faced significant pressure to settle.
Even then, the pressure to settle out of court is strong.
The agreement came amid signs that the union was under pressure to settle.
A strike could cost Lufthansa upwards of euro25m ($22.5m) a day, so pressure to settle is high.
They are under less pressure to settle with a partner and more able to fund single motherhood.
Verizon (pronounced Vuh-RISE-en) was under various pressures to settle the strike, which the company had apparently expected to be only a token few-day walkout.
Far from surface water sources, most settlements were established at random, suggesting that pressures to settle in unfavorable places control settlement dynamics in those isolated areas.
But in the brave new world of equal-opportunity sex, social mobility and proliferating strip clubs, women like Ashley and Alice (Beau Garrett) don't feel pressured to settle for less.
Religious and familial pressures to settle down and make babies also recede in the city; friends and co-workers, who are largely indifferent to one another's reproductive choices, become more important.
Still, Indian officials concede that there are pressures to settle the dispute -- the loss of about 3,000 men in the conflict; the cost of perhaps as much as $2 billion a year to keep 350,000 troops and police officers in the region; and the pressures from the United States, which stepped up demands for a compromise after India and Pakistan detonated tit-for-tat nuclear tests in 1998.
