Sentence examples for pressures some of from inspiring English sources

That Was the Week That Was, a weekly satirical review started in England in 1962, had remarkable success for a time but succumbed to a variety of pressures, some of them political; when a version of the program was attempted in the United States, it was emasculated by restrictions imposed by sponsors fearful of offending customers and by program lawyers wary of libel suits.

But with 12 autonomous local health departments, each with its own unique political pressures, some of the departments did not get the message or did not follow these measures on first notice.

Despite the pressure, some of which came from Conservative cabinet ministers, Nicholson retained the support of Downing Street.

While many of our heterosexual peers undoubtedly did as well, we were immune from the pressure some of them felt to marry.

Jordache rejects those arguments, and in a countersuit filed this week contended that Polo Ralph Lauren has now pressured some of Jordache's customers to stop buying its goods.

Tellingly, Thiessen does not address the many false confessions given by detainees under torturous pressure, some of which have led the U.S. tragically astray.

The 600th career home run by Alex Rodriguez on Wednesday took some of the immediate pressure off him, but the drama prince called A-Rod is never far from pressure, some of it self-inflicted.

I remember the terrible pressure some of my Leicestershire team-mates were under when they were out of form.

The pressure some of them face to produce the "right" result is not only well documented but, according to some observers, is also on the rise.

Similar pressure, some of it again traceable to Netanyahu, backed the proposal that the U.S. lead a multinational mission against Syria in order to depose the Assad government.

Women may also face additional pressures in some of their law school classes, Professor Guinier said.