Sentence examples for pressurised over from inspiring English sources

"However, it seems inevitable that the public finances will be increasingly pressurised over the coming months by muted economic activity eating into tax revenues and pushing up unemployment benefit claims.

The cockpits have been pressurised over the years to an altitude of 29,000 feet (9km), that's like standing on the top of Everest all day.

We have described this group as the "IPOD generation" – Insecure, Pressurised, Over-taxed and Debt-ridden: they face unprecedented levels of debt, low savings and a broken housing ladder.

One is to empower the IPOD generation (Insecure, Pressurised, Over-taxed and Debt-ridden 18- to 34-year-olds) to start new businesses or to invest in themselves through training and qualifications.

The Shell boss's comments are likely to be welcomed by those political leaders who feel pressurised by environmentalists over the green agenda but they are likely to lead to criticism over the company's own record, particularly with regard to its drilling in the Arctic and investments into carbon-heavy tar sands of Canada.

The hosts nearly broke their home duck in bizarre circumstances when Atdhe Nuhiu pressurised Broadfoot into over-hitting his backpass to Collin who saw his sliced clearance go just wide.

Hendriks will take heart from Taylor's mixed performance at the oche, particularly since Mansell rarely pressurised "The Power" over the course of the three sets.

"Our survey shows that Christmas is the time of year when parents feel most pressurised into buying their children gifts which are over their budget, or inappropriate to their age".

People who don't comply with behavioural norms are likely to have their problems medicalised, and to be pressurised into taking ADHD medication, which offers no benefit over the long term.

In it, she states: "If young singers are pressurised into accepting a bigger emphasis on physical shape over sound and this becomes any more pressured onto them than it already is today then we are robbing ourselves of the great singers of the future.

Parental responsibilities over their child's participation in physical activity was pressurised by a reluctance to give the responsibility of care to other people, such as school personnel, activity leaders and other family members, e.g., "I'd prefer if she didn't want to do a lot of sporty things, because I'm not happy leaving her" (P13).