Sentence examples for pressurised out from inspiring English sources

It's pretty pressurised out there and there was a lot of pressure on him to do it".

"T20 cricket is pressurised every time you go out on the field.

You can see that in the investigations that are being carried out, victims are being pressurised".

Members of the public demanded an end to the US alliance and pressurised the government to consider pulling out from the War on Terror, permanently halt all NATO supplies, expel American citizens in Pakistan and plan a tit-for-tat military retaliation.

The beryllium and/or tritium contamination of the JET tokamak and auxiliary systems necessitates that many activities are carried out in air line fed pressurised suits.

After winning the toss on a dry pitch, they looked tight and pressurised with the bat as they were bowled out for just 215 by Australia, who reached 75-4 athehe close.

New research suggests that nine out of ten GPs feel pressurised to prescribe antibiotics and that 97 per cent of patients who ask for them, get them.

A similar innocence prevails in the cast of Caravan Thieves, Woodward's entertaining new collection of short stories, though these smaller canvases give it a very different aspect; a kind of pressurised intensity that leaves it verging on the surreal, or the unnatural, or the out-and-out creepy.

Faced with a growing battery of regulation, and the bizarre recent phenomenon of health secretary Jeremy Hunt personally phoning trust chief executives to pressurise them to sort out A&E problems, it is terrifyingly easy for boards and senior managers to respond to problems with blame and aggression – the infamous NHS bullying culture that has to be eradicated.

Also, management roles are often highly pressurised, and deny people the capacity to take time out to think and take a fresh look at what services are doing.

They say teachers feel pressurised to spend so much time preparing pupils for the tests that it squeezes out other lessons.