Sentence examples for will take pressure from inspiring English sources

That's the only way it will take pressure off the E and F".

American diplomats reckon it will take pressure or even force to deflect Iran from its nuclear trajectory.

We want them coming in in an orderly way, which will take pressure off of both our borders".

But lawmakers from each party agree it will take pressure from the president for the measure to survive.

"I think this will take pressure off of a lot of people, and they'll be able to do what they have to do," Mulcahy said.

And if the front seven can keep Bledsoe moving, it will take pressure off a Jets secondary that has three new starters and which, because it lacks great speed, could struggle staying with the Bills' receivers.

Let Berkeley go out on its own with a degree of privatization — it'll take pressure off the budget elsewhere".

It will also take pressure off the Lexington Avenue line, helping Metro-North and Long Island Rail Road riders and giving subway riders from the Bronx and Brooklyn new options.

In March, Keating reported to cabinet that he could not "stress enough" the need for "a budget outcome which will help take pressure off the current account deficit, interest rates and the exchange rate".

It will also take pressure off the great toe joint.

Ferry service will help take pressure off of already-overcrowded subway lines and offer a sustainable, efficient commute to New Yorkers in all five boroughs.