Sentence examples for pressures from the from inspiring English sources

"We don't have the competitive pressures from the irrational spenders".

"There will be ever-increasing pressures from the socialists and humanists".

The market is susceptible to pressures from the masters and dealers to keep prices unnaturally high.

Increasingly, Ms. Bates said, she has found pressures from the business side encroaching upon the work.

But certain pressures from the church have not let up, either.

But in Oxfordshire, outraged county councillors feel other pressures from the top.

During his tenure, he always resisted pressures from the communist regime to produce overtly propaganda films.

There were also pressures from the Asian community, which disapproved of me going to university.

Despite pressures from the army, Egypt's independent press remains determinedly outspoken.

But, unlike legislatures, they are supposed to be immune to pressures from the wider public.

The bank cited price pressures from the fiscal deficit, energy costs and the weaker rupee.