Sentence examples for pressures to try from inspiring English sources

I think it says more about a writer's pressures to try to tell a story than anything about his larger character".

But if it is still holding out for a recovery, HTC will have to spend even more (read: more margin/profit pressures) to try to make better headway in these two markets, where it once commanded a respectable presence but has more recently been hit hard by competition, partly from Apple, but also from other Android players, primarily from Samsung.

I don't feel any pressure to try and turn this into a huge commercial success.

So there was no pressure to try to drive figures down artificially.

"They wanted political pressure to try to get sequestration off the front burner," he said.

You get a bit scared and it's like you're under pressure to try harder.

We must try to build pressure to try to make that 2C assumption correct and the forecast of the energy companies wrong," he said.

Iraqi officials have said they are under heavy popular pressure to try Hussein and put him to death swiftly.

The government of former president Goodluck Jonathan was repeatedly pressured to try all Boko Haram suspects in court.

If broadcasters stopped showing programmes that normalised and sanitised plastic surgery, we would feel under less pressure to try it.

"Since then, there seems to be less pressure to try and create a joint culture," she said.