Sentence examples for pressures to repay from inspiring English sources

Others were driven by pressures to repay bank loans.

Ms Waugh died just as Mr Bhayani was coming under increasing pressure to repay debts to her and at least one other creditor, the court heard.

The Liberal Democrats are facing renewed pressure to repay a £2.4m donation of stolen money after the Electoral Commission was severely criticised for failing to investigate the gift properly.

The Macklowes are under pressure to repay a $3.4 billion bridge loan on a portfolio of Midtown buildings they acquired as part of the Blackstone Group's purchase of Equity Office Properties.

But the authority's debt has ballooned, and like stressed homeowners across the country, the system is groaning under the pressure to repay it.

At the same time, Mr. Putin will be under pressure to repay the loyalty of his associates, who might reasonably want assurances that they will not face prosecution or exile, as has happened in the past to a half-dozen or so members of the first generation of so-called oligarchs in post-Soviet Russia.

A large number of entrepreneurs have gone into hiding due to the pressure to repay loans.

Constant monitoring of each other as well as pressure to repay helps them overcome moral hazard.

There's a lot of money thrown into the sport in America so there's pressure to repay that as well".

This type of loan does not even provide temporary respite as interest is accrued daily and there is constant pressure to repay the interest amount to keep the loan viable.

Thommy Salcedo said that the family felt that if it used another agent, Boras was going to pressure it to repay the money.