Sentence examples for pressured onto from inspiring English sources

In it, she states: "If young singers are pressurised into accepting a bigger emphasis on physical shape over sound and this becomes any more pressured onto them than it already is today then we are robbing ourselves of the great singers of the future.

Turner has repeatedly been exposed in pass protection, piling the pressure onto Newton.

Federer won the first set Still demonstrating his range of shots to heap the pressure onto the Scud.

"The Russian government is putting pressure onto internet companies to move the personal data of their users to Russia.

Real time would be fun, says Barnes, but he doesn't seem to want to pile the pressure onto TFL.

Tim Kawakami of The San Jose Mercury News helpfully loads the pressure onto the shoulders of the perennial playoff underachiever Joe Thornton.

That guarantees a pitcher makes it into the second round and would pile on the pressure onto whoever they face in round two.

It heaped a lot of pressure onto the inexperienced shoulders of quarterback Kirk Cousins who did a superb job under the circumstances.

But he said his actions had helped shift American pressure onto Israel to restrain settlements and stop building a barrier fence against West Bank Palestinians.

A nice morning's work and will put the pressure onto her rivals, especially Victoria Arlen (who is in the pool now doing her thing in the second heat).

Of course the bisophere can ill-afford to carry these numbers, and they will load an extra 40 or 50% of pressure onto every environmental constraint.