Sentence examples for pressures to pull from inspiring English sources

But there are pressures to pull back from the brink.

The founding family's controlling shareholding, and a blocking stake held by the state of Lower Saxony, where VW is headquartered, allow it to resist short-term pressures to pull out of any market that turns difficult.

Even if India is lying, Pakistan would still be under pressure to pull its intruders out.

It requires barely any pressure to pull the trigger, just a slight squeeze.

Like a magician facing a weary audience, Bank of America faces pressure to pull another rabbit out of its hat.

That is why David Cameron came under pressure to pull out of this week's Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Colombo.

That does not mean the pressure to pull the show up to a true competitive position is any less.

More say Mr. Veibranz was working under unreasonable pressure to pull giant rabbits out of a tattered hat.

His resignation also comes as Tea Party followers in Congress face new pressure to pull back from their uncompromising views in the election's aftermath.

Public pressure to pull out of Afghanistan ahead of the 2014 deadline set by President Obama for withdrawing all combat troops has been particularly strong in Australia, France and Germany.

Leading by 6-5 in the final set, Tecau punched a forehand winner past Mike Bryan for a winner, but the twins poured on pressure to pull even at 30-30.