Sentence examples for put considerable pressure from inspiring English sources

But they can put considerable pressure on countries with oil-reliant economies.

Whatever help Iraq has given Iran, the sanctions have put considerable pressure on Tehran.

They will put considerable pressure on Mattarella to dissolve parliament and set a date for a snap vote.

But a new "fair play" gambit could put considerable pressure on him, particularly if he barely eked out a victory in the Republicans-only vote there.

For one thing, it put considerable pressure on Mr. Brookshire, a superb Bach player who has been heard in better form on other nights.

The United States, which is an observer at the talks, has put considerable pressure on the Sudanese government to negotiate an end to the war.

Chinese provinces still put considerable pressures on their many state-owned businesses not to buy goods from other provinces.

"One of the issues is that the Republic of Ireland have to develop more intensive care beds in their children's hospital - they are building a new children's hospital but the impact of transferring all the surgery to Dublin at this moment in time will put considerable pressures upon them, so they have work to do to appropriately respond to this," he said.

The enormous pension burdens are putting considerable pressure on our equity.

The structure of the novel, though, puts considerable pressure on Norman's ability to maintain momentum.

But people here have little patience for arguments about trade theory and global competition, and they are putting considerable pressure on President Bush.