Sentence examples for would further pressure from inspiring English sources
Another official said the United States had steered Pakistani officials to the three, in hopes it would further pressure Dr. Khan.
A senior Bush administration official, while declining to comment on what was learned when Pakistani officials questioned the men, said that all three had been "well known to our intelligence folks". Another official said the United States had steered Pakistani officials to the three, in hopes it would further pressure Dr. Khan.
The online jeweler also predicted that rising gold and platinum prices would further pressure profits (See: Blue Nile Frozen By Gold).
Continued condemnation and unified action from world leaders would further pressure Maduro to respect democracy in Venezuela.
So if the securities were downgraded, forced selling would ensue, further pressuring an already beleaguered market.
There has also been speculation that Russia could call in a $3bn loan early, which would put further pressure on Kiev and irritate other lenders, though Klimkin said even if Moscow demanded the money tomorrow, it would require a lengthy court process before any payment would need to be made.
The law must still be approved by the Scottish Parliament, but if passed it would further increase pressure on the Westminster government to pass a similar law in England.
Brett McGurk, Special Presidential Envoy to the American-led anti-IS coalition said the deployment — as well as that of additional Apache attack helicopters in neighboring Iraq, where IS also has a significant presence — would "further accelerate pressure" on the group's self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa in northern Syria and Iraq's second city of Mosul, which it also holds.
But both he and Mr. Djindjic believe that Montenegrin independence would create further pressure for independence in the Serbian province of Kosovo.
Hewlett added that the second scandal would put further pressure on Entwistle: "He's doing all he can now, all credit to him.
In October it warned that a fresh fall in profits at home or abroad would put further pressure on the supermarket's rating.
