Sentence examples for turn pressured from inspiring English sources

Displaced from northern Mozambique by the Ngoni in the 19th century, the Yao in turn pressured the Manganja peoples of the Shire Highlands.

Competition from low-budget airlines, in turn, pressured other carriers to lower prices, she said, to the benefit of business travelers, who had been paying walk-up fares of as much as $1,000.

Moulton said it was a shame that the RMT union was "very anxious to push the news out" earlier and "harassed Sky News" which in turn pressured the administrators to confirm it on 24 December.

That, in turn, pressured Interstate's subcontractor to pay back wages.

But they struggled to turn pressure into clear-cut chances.

This broadened support for emancipation might in turn pressure Lincoln to extend the proclamation beyond its wartime limits.

By just threatening intervention, the United States puts pressure on Beijing, New Delhi and Bangkok to, in turn, pressure the Burmese generals to open their country to a full-fledged foreign relief effort.

This is precisely what Malthus is thought to have missed — the capacity of a market economy to turn pressures on supply into innovations that can meet future demands.

Pushed by activists and the media, often using the internet, companies are now, slowly in some cases, beginning to turn pressure into performance on some important ethical issues.

Parents may fear that children who behave in an eccentric way are at a disadvantage, and in turn pressure the pediatrician or the psychiatrist to come up with a diagnosis and offer a treatment.

It was typical Villa of recent times - failing to turn pressure into goals.