Sentence examples for spur pressure from inspiring English sources
What I also realised after talking to Meade Kuribrena, is that the creation of the Mint acronym could spur pressure for Nigeria to become a member of the G20, as the other Mints already are.
Industry fragmentation has been a leading driver of the recent succession of mergers and acquisitions across the industry, and will likely spur ongoing pressure to consolidate".
Therefore, it makes sense to use education to spur public pressure for such a change in US policy.
Sexual assault survivor activists have used the Education Department's public list of Title IX cases to spur community pressure on schools to make reforms and prioritize sexual violence, Peterson said.
Qatar's failure to enact wide-ranging reforms heightens the risk of its hosting rights being called into question against a backdrop of legal investigations into the integrity of its bid and world soccer body FIFA presidential elections that could spur increased pressure on the Gulf state in FIFA's bid to put a massive corruption scandal that involves Qatar behind it.
A sustained period of Spurs pressure earned a corner that was sliced clear by Fulham at the near post.
As was typical of this match, West Ham reacted to Spurs pressure by launching direct attacks on their opponents,and it was via such a move that they took the lead for the first time.
Mike Flynn's side played the occasion amid a raw, visceral, intensely involved atmosphere at Rodney Parade but they stood toe to toe with their opponents too; they scored a deserved opener through Pádraig Amond and, although Spurs' pressure mounted in the final half-hour, they were hardly hanging on by the skin of their teeth when Kane finally did what he always does.
However, the defences of each club were proving disciplined until a mistake by Black Cats midfielder James McClean after 25 minutes sparked a spell of Spurs pressure.
With Matej Vydra operating on his own up front, the visitors focused on soaking up Spurs' pressure and hitting them on the break.
Lazio, living up to the Italian reputation for defensive stubbornness, rode out a period of Spurs pressure and created legitimate chances on the counter.
