Sentence examples for pressures put on from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, may result from pressures put on scientists to succeed including the need to publish in "high impact" journals.

"Once there are pressures put on profits, the obvious incentive for management to maintain their lifestyle or their stock prices is to fiddle with the books".

The filmmakers feature the social psychologist Saul Kassin, who analyzes the pressures put on the police and the prosecutors to produce a quick resolution to the case, and the tendency — universal, perhaps — to cling to an emotionally satisfying outcome and to dismiss any information that contradicts it.

The church has been caught up on its emphasis on development and on resisting population control, but if we are pro-life we should be banging the drum now about climate change". Most of the world's mainstream faiths have at their core a deep respect for nature, but over hundreds of years many have developed an ambivalent attitude towards ecology and the pressures put on the earth by humans.

But, councillor John Peck, the council's chairman for children and young people, said the "financial pressures" put on local authorities meant savings had to be made.

"There were pressures put on me and my family," Mellouli said.

"No pressure put on me," Wilkerson said Tuesday.

"Sometimes there is just too much pressure put on kids".

Mr Bayrou says the yuan is "400% undervalued", and wants pressure put on Beijing.

Possibly it is due to the pressure put on patrons to buy candy in theatre lobbies.

"She's got an incredible amount of pressure put on her to do well," Stubbs said.