Sentences with phrase «often under the pressures»

Third, the Louisville line was average at best, LJ was often under pressure, but he kept his eyes down the field and would gain yards when nothing available.

Working with vulnerable populations in our world today involves special consideration of ethical guidelines and the ability to make ethical decisions often under the pressures of time and competing ethical demands.

Moreover, they are often under pressure to prepare new courses in areas related to their areas of expertise.

Among the roadblocks to the wider use of dual enrollment are seat - time and mandatory - attendance laws, which states passed a century ago, often under pressure from labor unions, to keep young people in school and out of the competition for jobs.

A century ago, often under pressure from labor unions, states passed seat - time and mandatory - attendance laws that compelled youngsters to stay in school, and out of the competition for jobs.

Now we know for sure that student grades are being changed by teachers, often under pressure from principals, after CPS turned grades into high - stakes measures for selective enrollment high school applications and for high school «on - track» accountability measures.

But they are often under pressure from clients who ask questions like, «What do I need you for if my portfolio is only four or five funds?»

I agree with Yvan, who states in the very beginning of this discussion, states that scientists are often under pressure to deliver reports that are somewhat political correct.

Estate Trustees are often under pressure to distribute estate funds to beneficiaries as soon as possible.

This is because all professions require the ability to question, analyze, and make decisions, often under pressure.

While some people just «know» their ideal profession and calling, most people struggle to define it, often under the pressure to just make a living.

Working with vulnerable populations in our world today involves special consideration of ethical guidelines and the ability to make ethical decisions often under the pressures of time and competing ethical demands.

However, it is acknowledged that relationship building takes time [19], and Government funded programs such as ewba are often under pressure to meet timeframes.

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Often, the users I got phone calls from were frustrated or were under pressure from somebody higher up at their company.

In addition to saying yes too often, some entrepreneurs under pressure say no poorly, by attacking the requestor or by avoiding any definitive response.

And to inspire new contacts to accept and retain them, companies are under increasing pressure to be creative — often in ways that reinforce their expertise.

High achievers are prone to working exceptionally long hours, managing heavy workloads under insane amounts of pressure, and operating on short (and often unrealistic) deadlines.

It's a testament to Dev's determination that he didn't give up under the intense financial pressures on MBAs to secure jobs immediately after graduation — that pressure is often more intense for international students, he says.

So some admissions offices often are under pressure to keep those scores as high as possible.

Meanwhile, an interesting sidebar here is that being deleted from the Dow often leads to price dips that create good opportunities for investors that are bobbing for value in a pool of companies with solid fundamentals that have pulled back under largely psychologically driven pressure.

How we react under pressure during these brief, but often sharp, declines determines how well our Wagner Daily portfolio performs during any quarter or year.

Hedge fund managers have been under pressure of late, criticized for charging high fees (paywall) while often failing to outperform inexpensive index trackers.

And if modern central banks are no longer slaves to national treasuries, they're still under constant pressure to cater to them — pressure to which they often give in.

«Given their often - substantial outgoings and obligations, cathedral finances are under considerable pressure, and yet their management is often under - resourced for the tasks they need to undertake.»

I often feel under pressure to write things that are positive, funny, and encouraging because I know people like it.

How often should we be having sex and how can I respond without sinking under the pressure?»

Speaking personally, it means the grievous loss of something about Catholic observance which always used enormously to impress me as a non-Catholic: the spectacle of Catholics keeping their weekday obligations, often at enormous inconvenience to themselves: as an Anglican, for whom any liturgical obligation was essentially a matter of my own whim, this was immensely attractive: there was the sense that Catholics were under obedience, and that their religion was a real force in their lives, one not to be diverted by secular pressures or values.

The result, ironically, is often more attraction to Christianity rather than less, though some recant under strong pressure.»

... This set of statistics may even be an underestimate of the direction of travel as... Catholic schools and colleges often feel under pressure to demonstrate theirCatholicity and can inflate actual numbers in their «self - declaration» of Catholic staff and pupils.»

Often they were under heavy pressure in their jobs.

This perspective is primarily concerned to eliminate nonsensical statements, or at least to distinguish between nonsense (non-verifiable) and sense (verifiable) Under the pressure of this demand by logical positivists, those who speak and write in the field of religion have not only felt called upon to clear up the fuzzy and meaningless jargon that often characterizes their field, but many have relinquished all terms that refer to the non-verifiable.

But especially under the pressure of apologetical concerns, they have sometimes caused the theology of revelation to focus so intently on credal formulations that the life of faith and the intimate relation of God to the world underlying the statements of dogma have often been virtually ignored.

Then, under the heat of new cultural pressures in the 1960s and beyond, most of what was substantial in such religion quickly evaporated, often almost without a trace and seldom with so much as a protest.

In any kind of hard work (especially work that takes place in public and often under considerable pressure), it is our natural human tendency to attend primarily to our own performance, to our own action, to what we ourselves are doing, to how well we are performing — and, perhaps especially, to how other people think we are doing.

Small business in this nation has been under a sustained and carefully orchestrated attack for years, where larger, often retail giants, put ever increasing pressure to bear on smaller independents — who are mostly «mum and dad» businesses.

The increasing credibility of private label products which, crucially, often undercut brands on price is a warning for brands who are under increasing pressure from consumers who are becoming more open to the idea of buying own label groceries,» Chris Wisson concludes.

Environmental water is needed because the Basin's river system is often placed under pressure because the natural movement, distribution, and quality of water is altered due to river regulation and infrastructure that was built to support burgeoning communities and agricultural production.

Birds are commonly handled roughly during the catching process, which is often done under pressure to get the job done quickly.

Gabriel may help the defense as he won't try to hold the ball and look for a pass while under pressure as Per did too often for my taste.

Distribution from the back appears good but when under pressure he often passes to a player who is already marked.

I think that Arsenal often play better when our backs are to the wall, whereas when we are on top of the table we tend to crumble under the pressure.

IMO he's becoming another «Thiago Silva» under pressure, losing focus more often.

Nick Sr., an Orange County fire captain, often brought his boys to the station, where they developed an appreciation for the importance of keeping calm under pressure.

The real truth is that tournaments put enormous pressure, often by highly skilled anglers and captains and guides, upon fish stocks that are struggling, even under the best of conditions, to hold their own.

But the Spaniard is getting older and slower and is often exposed in the bigger games when he is put under serious pressure.

If he's under pressure he really struggles to play the ball but it's often his job to move the ball from Defence to Midfield.

More like he very much endeavours to cover for Per's lack of pace and agility, it often leaves our defence under pressure.

We know that Arsenal have the players to pick a pass but often we have lost it under pressure and that is where we come unstuck.

This is because (in my opinion) Arteta is average, he is the old man with a slow brain and slow feet, and is often caught out which puts the defence under unnecessary pressure (opposition teams seem to target him), He should never be first choice for such a prestigious club such as Arsenal..

In typical Walcott style, young Alex often hides and does not show any keenness to get thoroughly involved in the play, when our team is under pressure, which will happen to ALL teams at times.