Sentence examples for pressures to pursue from inspiring English sources

Food producers who are economically marginalized often face pressures to pursue farming strategies and employment opportunities that elevate their risk of exposure to unhealthy environments.

But, throughout, Lloyd George was under pressure to pursue the more draconian policy of Clemenceau.

Popular pressure to pursue certain innovations sometimes gets results, of course.

President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has been under intense pressure to pursue and prosecute the killers.

Doesn't alignment to a group come with an added pressure to pursue and conform to an agreed agenda, potentially sidelining your institution's interests and concerns?

On the contrary, they are expected to remain cautious as the new administration grapples with pressure to pursue a more centrist path.

Seattle Mariners General Manager Jack Zduriencik, who brought Fielder into professional baseball when he worked for the Brewers, also said he would not feel more pressure to pursue Fielder.

The pressure to pursue wealth instead of other goals grew enormously as the media focused on those winning big in the new economy.

The S.E.C. typically lets these types of claims play out in the shareholder litigation, but the attention is so sharp on this I.P.O, that it may feel greater than normal pressure to pursue this case.

It also raises questions about whether the prosecutor, who resisted strong pressure to pursue hate-crime charges based on race, should have gone further in checking Ms. Williams's credibility.

Exodus and Global Crossing may have felt pressure to pursue a deal after WorldCom acquired Intermedia Communications for about $6 billion in stock and debt earlier this month, giving WorldCom control of Digex Inc., another large manager of Web sites.