Sentence examples for substantial pressure from from inspiring English sources

Mr McPartland's very public move will further concern the Treasury, which is facing substantial pressure from Tory MPs to substantially water down the plans at the Autumn Statement.

Japan notified of their exit, and after substantial pressure from the US, they withdrew their notification.

Mr. Klock recalled things differently, saying that Ms. Harris was under substantial pressure from the Bush team.

At the same time, he has been under substantial pressure from local officials and business groups to find a way to get highway construction moving again.

But anyone with dreams of penning a masterpiece while staring out at the views that inspired Trotsky will also have to grapple with substantial pressure from the local government and amateur historians to turn the site into a museum.

But OPEC delegates conceded that they were under substantial pressure from the West to act, despite the conviction among many that a powerful demand in Europe, Asia and the United States is what is responsible for pushing up the prices.

Substantial pressure came from Massachusetts, which won a significant suit last year against Fremont Investment and Loan, a subprime lender.

(These salesmen, being under terrific pressure from the companies they represent, often put substantial pressure on the station to play a song. Since the payola scandals, however, this pressure is mainly of an emotional sort, and tears at sales interviews are not uncommon).

And they undoubtedly are under substantial pressure to shield not only their priests, but in some cases themselves, from an endless string of damaging accusations.

Yet Washington has never applied consistent and substantial pressure to stop or reverse construction.

These results have potential management implications for mule deer, which are under substantial human pressure from a multitude of stressors (Sawyer et al. 2006).