Sentence examples for would be pressured from inspiring English sources

There had been widespread speculation that as a commercial broadcaster ITV would be pressured to pay more than the BBC.

But experts and former officials said the president would be pressured, by the Republicans and by his own political advisers, to take a harder line this time around.

There are also questions about how to apply any commitments so that the weaker governments would be pressured to deliver painful economic overhauls.

Critics of such laws feared that poor people would be pressured to kill themselves because they or their families could not afford end-of-life care.

The old, delinquent, owners would be pressured to sell because of housing code violations and tax liens issued if emergency repairs were made.

Health insurance companies would be pressured to follow Medicare's lead, which could add to the cost of insurance for all of us.

But General Hertling said his troops would be "pressuring and attacking Sadr forces if they continue to intimidate, carry weapons or attempt to act like an illegal militia".

And if a company started developing the latter, how long would it be until they'd be pressured to have ethics committees, or to give rights to those cars, or so on?

It wouldn't surprise him that he'd been pressured by White to do something immoral.

So it's no wonder I felt a bit uneasy afterward, as if I'd been pressured into buying something I didn't really want or need.

Nearly 40percentt of casino workers said they'd been pressured for a date or a sexual favor.