Sentence examples for steadily pressuring from inspiring English sources

Our job is to help the new government maximize the number of good economic decisions it makes, while steadily pressuring it to become more inclusive and making it possible for multiple political parties to form.

Partly at Lincoln's urging, Grant steadily pressured Thomas to attack during the first two weeks of December.

Beginning in the mid-1990s they were steadily pressured by politicians and the public to guarantee loans to ever more risky borrowers in the name of this very ideal.

The respiratory sounds showed a rich harmonic structure and were produced with subsyringeal air sac pressure pulses that showed steadily increasing pressure throughout the expiration (Figure 2).

During this period, the shares have been pressured steadily lower by resistance at their 10-week moving average, placing RIG in danger of breaking long-term support at the 120 level.

Continued underperformance from key members of the Internet sector, such as Google, Badiu.com and eBay could prompt some of these bullish analysts to rethink their positions, thus pressuring the group steadily lower.

As Becker slowly crumbled in the face of the steadily mounting pressure, Murray felt more comfortable.

Over the last several months, US officials have steadily increased pressure on Beijing about hacking.

Like other European countries, Britain is facing steadily mounting pressure from migrants desperate to escape impoverished or oppressive lands.

The firm, they say, came under steadily increasing pressure to bring in more revenue as competition grew and an ugly divorce from its lucrative consulting arm became final.

Over the last year, Ms. Kroes has steadily increased pressure on both Gaz de France and E.On to sell their supply grids to make it easier for rivals to compete across European borders.