Sentence examples for pressures to broaden from inspiring English sources
Even if the present military crisis is successfully resolved and the sovereignty of the independent gulf states assured, their rulers will face increasing pressures to broaden significantly the base of their regimes.
In fact, significant differences exist, but they came to light only after pressures to broaden the studies.
The BBC has been under pressure to broaden the socioeconomic diversity of its workforce for some time.
This appointment comes at a time when the F.D.A. is under growing drug industry pressure to broaden the rules on how drug makers can market their products.
Consumer sites have been among the most aggressive in their partnership efforts, analysts say, because they are under pressure to broaden the products they offer.
Under pressure to broaden his presidential candidacy beyond his experience in national security, Gen. Wesley K. Clark issued a detailed proposal yesterday for creating jobs, saying, "We simply cannot have strong security without a strong economy".
When university leaders face unprecedented challenges, including a funding shortfall, increased competition for students and regulatory pressure to broaden access, it could be argued that the job of university leaders is more demanding than it ever has been.
Trailing by about 20 points behind President Clinton in most national polls, Dole is under intense pressure to broaden his appeal, particularly in key states such as California and New Jersey, where moderates such as Govs.
In rejecting pressure to broaden his show's appeal, Mr. O'Brien saw himself as fighting an honorable fight, offering higher quality and smarter laughs rather than rolling out the terrorist jokes and ugly-sister jokes of his predecessor.
Price seeks to make them available to more people under broader guidelines though I suspect there will be pressure to broaden them even more.
DOE's existing ICF program is already under pressure to broaden its scope because of the difficulty that NIF is having getting to ignition.
