Sentence examples for strong pressures on from inspiring English sources

The scandal has led to strong pressures on James Murdoch, a son of Rupert Murdoch who leads the company's European and Asian operations.

But there will be strong pressures on Brown to stand and fight against the possibility of a Tory government, just as there were on Baldwin not to let Labour in.

Mr. Lancry said he had to counter strong pressures on the Europeans from Arab and other Islamic nations, whose leaders wanted Israel's membership in the European group -- which also includes Canada, New Zealand, Australia and sometimes the United States -- held hostage to Palestinian and other regional demands.

Several mechanisms explaining the inhabitants' demonstrated ability to preserve their scattered forest patches in spite of strong pressures on land and forest resources are presented.

However, there has been a significant population increase within the coastal zone generating strong pressures on the environment; which thus becomes progressively weaker.

Rather, we see these as cultural averages that are common and create strong pressures on instructional methods, particularly at an introductory level.

Why haven't they, especially the most progressive ones, put strong pressure on the President and his Administration to develop jobs, fight for tax equity and protect anti-poverty programs that are still left?

For most of the week, the Democrats had kept up strong pressure on them to conduct one.

"Very powerful feminist movements started to put a strong pressure on parliamentarians," he told us.

The White House is putting strong pressure on the F.B.I. to solve the anthrax murders.

If the I.N.S. is going to lock them up, that puts very strong pressure on people".