Sentences with phrase «always under a lot of pressure»

They showed that in the semi-final against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu, which is one of the most difficult stadiums to play where guests are always under a lot of pressure.

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But, as Richard explains, this isn't always the case: «We are aware of other couples who've had an initial Down's syndrome test and they've been under a lot more pressure to terminate the pregnancy.

«I always refused to do Big Brother and one year I did come under a lot of pressure to do it but I'm not interested, I disapprove, I think its voyeurism.»

The players don't help by always trying to con them and I reckon they must feel under serious pressure a lot of the time.

There are a lot of angry people around, but you don't always know until they're under pressure.

Rob has always been under a lot of pressure and the Briffa thing will make the pressure on him unbearable.

Faults (contrary to very popular theory needs) are always lubricated to some degree by a combination of, pore space water under pressure, phyllosilicate clay slurry (lots of it), lubricant metals like molybdenum (some - usually emplaced in hydrothermal processes of transport and atom precipitation with changes in pressure) and especially by copious amounts of «massive» (i.e. solid) graphite, that's almost always is present in fault surface,