Sentence examples for though pressure from inspiring English sources

Should America's economy and stock prices stabilize, though, pressure on foreign investors to sell their Japanese shares will diminish, said Kathy Matsui, a Goldman , Sachsstrategist.

Most puzzling of all is the rare form of glaucoma that damages the optic nerve even though pressure in the eye is normal.

Yet though pressure for abolition built up in America before the Civil War and again briefly after the second world war it has dropped sharply since.

Now that the government owns the place, though, pressure from those who want to use it is likely to be intense.

Though pressure to cut prices is severe in most categories of electronics, companies riding the crest of personal digital entertainment products are benefiting most.

The government has ruled out a coffee cup "tax", though pressure for an end to the throwaway culture continued on Thursday with the launch of a 'cupifesto' by 140 environmental and social NGOs who said takeaway cups harm forests.

In February 2007, though, the pressure became intense.

When the game ends, though, the pressure will endure.

One thing is likely, though: Political pressure on Mr. Tanigaki will be heavy.

Meanwhile, though, the pressure from immigration and the fear of Ukip transformed the political climate.

Now, though, the pressure is on him, the most vulnerable of the England batsmen, to continue to prove himself.