Sentence examples for pressured to join from inspiring English sources

Although he was pressured to join his uncle's umbrella business, he ended up pursuing a Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Ohio State.

Such was Furtwängler's status and importance to the Nazis as a high-minded trophy that he wasn't even pressured to join the Nazi party.

In evaluation forms, a third of the program's students said they had been pressured to join a church or change their beliefs.

When, three years later, he was pressured to join the S.S., he didn't have the strength of character to risk his career by saying no, but he was reluctant to wear the uniform.

Journalists didn't hesitate to suggest how little fun they seemed to be having – the tone always a bit, "cheer up, love!" And they did nearly split, when they felt pressured to join the generic indie band treadmill.

The lawsuit, set for trial next year in Federal District Court in Austin, Tex., claimed that a third of the program's students said on evaluation forms that they had been pressured to join a church or change their beliefs.

The pressure to join forces is a result of the challenges and changing environment facing exchanges.

But Mr Burnham resisted pressure to join an anti-Corbyn voting pact.

Barazani spoke out as Downing Street faced pressure to join the US in launching military strikes.

There is no rush, no $50 fee and no pressure to join the game.

But as the economic benefits became clearer, pressure to join grew.