Sentence examples for under continuing pressure from inspiring English sources

At the same time, commercial and residential development are placing those species under continuing pressure.

The burden is mostly falling on Turkey however, which is under continuing pressure to tighten its long and porous border.

PARIS — Under continuing pressure from a sagging dollar, EADS, the parent of the aviation giant Airbus, said Wednesday that it would extend a restructuring program and step up outsourcing in order to save another 1 billion euros, or $1.56 billion.

Mr. Dinkins, under continuing pressure in what some supporters and critics alike say is a test of his powers of conciliation, said he had intervened, by sending top aides to mediate and trying to telephone a lawyer for the protesters.

But, under continuing pressure in the last months of his life, Williams signed the codicil, and Newlin wanted Maria to come to America and participate in the management of the Williams estate, although, she remembers, "John Eastman was terribly opposed to having her".

NIH has been under continuing pressure from Congress to support such research.

Senior managers are under continuing competitive pressure to boost their companies' performance, so they naturally keep experimenting with new organizational tools and techniques.

For the BBC, under continuing financial pressure and political manouvering aimed at securing ever greater regulatory oversight of the corporation's activities and notwithstanding its new draft charter, the corporation looked like the victim of an unfair fight with another public broadcaster.

That was the point at which Sisu could have restored the club to the Ricoh Arena as originally envisaged, but instead in 2013 they took Coventry City off to Northampton's Sixfields stadium, leaving the arena completely empty and under continuing financial pressure.

Further, CEN1 HC significantly reduced bacterial counts in two different animal models of infected wounds, while Staphylococcus aureus and methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) failed to develop resistance against this peptide under continued selection pressure.

Comparison of the SSEA1 expression with Bruce4 ES cells (passage 23) revealed a content of 83% positive cells for Bruce4 ES on feeder (Fig. 7g) and 93% SSEA1 for the UTF-Neo-selected on feeders (passage 4, Fig. 7h) and 99% for UTF-Neo-selected cells on gelatine under continued selection pressure (passage 3) (Fig. 7i).