Sentence examples for professionals under pressure from inspiring English sources

To catalogue a few of his lost wars of everyday life: For a time he refused to play the violin for charity because of his modest estimate of his own ability, and because he thought it unfair to professionals; under pressure, however, he gave many recitals.

In an increasingly multicultural Europe, health systems, health services, and health professionals are under pressure to become " migrant-friendly" [ 4- 7].

Finally, professionals may feel under pressure from families to offer treatments that are futile because for some families any alternative is equivalent to 'giving up' [ 26].

Policy makers and health professionals often come under pressure from both politicians and the media, to develop new ways of tackling long-standing health issues and to demonstrate their effectiveness (or otherwise) within relatively short timeframes.

We want to see how professional sportsmen react under pressure they have never encountered before.

Ahead to a higher level of collaborative leadership in its business affairs than existed under Mr. Fifer and his successor, Harvey Seifter, a theater professional, who resigned under pressure in April during a fiscal crisis.

This increase in testing activities is likely to continue, since health care professionals in general are under pressure to demonstrate clinical and cost effectiveness [ 5].

Fans wish to believe that, whatever the sport, a handful of professional athletes respond extraordinarily well under pressure.

Liberace, under professional pressure to remain secretive about his sexuality, famously took the Daily Mirror to court – and won – after they implied he was gay.

PAGE 33 Doctors Under Pressure The personal and professional choices, and often dilemmas, facing today's doctors and patients.

Azubis (trainees) acquire not just a professional qualification but an identity.But the dual system is under pressure.