Sentence examples for under ever increasing pressure from inspiring English sources

Land in England is under ever increasing pressure for new houses and development.

We have an ageing population and the NHS is under ever increasing pressure, with finite resources to deal with demand.

Debut novelists still get picked up, but midlist authors are under ever increasing pressure to produce blockbusters — or ride away into the sunset.

Plant owners are coming under ever increasing pressure to reduce fugitive emissions for a number of reasons including environmental (legislation) and safety and commercial (plant efficiency).

Population movement is a key issue for contemporary policymakers, who need to optimise transport infrastructures and services which are under ever increasing pressure.

The turbulent situation means the government in Baghdad is under ever increasing pressure to try and prevent the break up of the country, as Jeremy Bowen reports.

Project teams face ever increasing pressure to deliver projects as quickly as possible.

But the church will find itself under ever-increasing pressure to justify the existence of its own rule-book, and the UN report is only one sign of that trend.

McCarthy has come under increasing pressure ever since this summer's World Cup, despite leading the team into the second round, where they lost on penalties to Spain.

The imperative for more priority-driven research came from the recognition that ' [r]esearch is an important direct contributor to improving the health of the Australian population and increasing effectiveness, efficiency and equity in a health system coming under ever-increasing pressure' [ 4].

As networks get put under increasing pressure from ever-growing amounts of data, network equipment manufacturers are facing huge challenges to increase data transmission speeds over farther distances.