Sentence examples for welcome pressure from inspiring English sources
Such bids are not by nature good in themselves, but as Chris Huhne, a British Euro-MP, says, the possibility of them exerts a welcome pressure on managers.
A welcome pressure valve for the industry, flash sales have allowed wineries, particularly at the middle and higher end, to unload huge numbers of bottles in staggeringly short times, albeit at drastically reduced prices.
But a scattering of experts feel that it is welcome pressure on governments that have been stuck in place for decades, and Tom Malinowski, the Washington advocacy director for Human Rights Watch, praised Mr. Bush for doing something the Clinton administration had been loath to do: identifying Middle East nations that have refused to liberalize.
In a course I teach at UCLA, students are conditioned to welcome pressure-related discomfort, rather than to fear and avoid it.
Santana welcomes pressure, particularly after the All-Star break.
He said Miliband understood that people were "pissed off" and welcomed pressure from below demanding changes to society.
There are some people at the club who welcome the pressure on Perrin.
"Putting aside considerations of bureaucratic turf protection," the New York brief continued, "it is difficult to understand why the S.E.C. would not welcome whatever pressure legal proceedings might bring to stamp out the practice" of laddering.
Team Bath midcourter Amanda Trounce says the team welcome the pressure of going into the new Superleague season as title-holders.
'You're wrong.'ItIt's over.' 'That person just died.' " He welcomed the pressure.
