Sentence examples for unsustainable pressure from inspiring English sources

Yes, technological and economic changes have put close to unsustainable pressure on staffing levels, and threaten further instability and uncertainty.

Dempsey has blamed "unsustainable pressure" from bidders and threats from "influential European interests" for his decision to abstain.

It would not only reduce unsustainable pressure on environmental systems but also create better lives for many women.

Unless serious changes are made to our social care funding system this will create unsustainable pressure for the NHS.

Treatment budgets have reduced by 30% since 2013, and if this continues, the system will be put under unsustainable pressure with tragic consequences.

"The growing food market is putting unsustainable pressure on these and other species," says Jane Smart, Global Director of IUCN's Biodiversity Group.

It says rising workloads since the Baby Peter case and funding cuts are putting unsustainable pressures on budgets.

"Current levels of migration are causing unsustainable pressures on our public services and we can see that the NHS is creaking under the strain".

GPs' leaders said the results reflected unsustainable pressures, forcing staff to work long hours in the face of increasing patient demand and dwindling resources.

Matt Hancock, Health Secretary, said "radical" measures were needed to encourage people to take more responsibility for their health, and fend off "unsustainable" pressures on the NHS.

Analysis Labour's health plans contain many good, practical ideas on what is its strongest issue – the NHS – which seek to relieve the unsustainable pressures the service is under.