Sentence examples for substantial pressures from inspiring English sources

In particular, ongoing substantial pressures on consumers are likely to limit both growth and inflation.

There are substantial pressures on the industry from excess capacity, changing product demand, and new oil supplies from liquids-rich shales.

Such ultrathin membranes will not be able to withstand any substantial pressures, nor being industrially scalable without supporting structures.

The cumulative outcomes of climate change and urbanization are likely to place substantial pressures on ecosystem services in Central Chile by mid-century, revealing the need for stronger planning regulations to manage land-use change.

"Fitch believes that the vast majority of governments will withstand the substantial pressures they face from their pension obligations," the firm said.

But economists emphasized that substantial pressures continue to weigh on American consumers, raising questions about the intensity and sustainability of any recovery on the heels of the Great Recession.

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.

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

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

But the Guardian understands that there was substantial pressure to sell the PAF along with the Royal Mail.

The polling industry is under substantial pressure, as voters become harder to reach by landline, to continue producing good data.