Sentence examples for the pressures of work from inspiring English sources

Quality time used to mean time away from the pressures of work or ambition.

To escape the pressures of work and public life, he has become an avid theatergoer, favoring musical revivals.

For some, music-making is the backbone of their social ties or an escape from the pressures of work.

The pressures of work can make it very difficult for some fathers, who often only see their young children at weekends.

In a series of powerful scenes in counselling sessions, we watch a family failing under the pressures of work and expectation.

And if men can find no relief from the pressures of work, they are not going to be able to fit into the revamped economy of home.

The pressures of working with a sibling are not lost on the sisters.

Those "troubles" are well known to Chinese journalists, many of whom were willing to complain bitterly -- if anonymously -- about the pressures of working under government scrutiny.

Okonedo is Ruth, his harried wife, a woman drained by the pressures of working as a cleaner while caring for her unhappy husband and son.

I'm a commercial pilot and an occasional instructor working outside the airline industry, but the stories I hear from my friends, about the pressures of working in the business, have remained consistent for a long time now.

In a note to colleagues passed to a local newspaper earlier this week, a senior hospital nurse at Cardiff University Hospital said that the pressures of working in A&E were worse than when she had worked in Iraq during the second war there.