Sentences with phrase «to be under pressure»

The price of crude was under pressure from concerns that supplies weren't falling as quickly as expected.

The only sector which closed lower was oil and gas, which was under pressure as oil prices dipped into negative territory during trade.

So the incentive to innovate comes from being under pressure for good profits.

Sales agents of various financial institutions are under pressure of meeting their targets.

But law libraries are being closed in some law firms and government sites, and funding is under pressure in many organizations.

The current state of the graphics card market, which is under pressure because of such heavy demand from cryptocurrency miners, is keeping the overall cost of high - end VR so high.

When stocks are owned by those who are under pressure to earn money in the short run, upside is limited.

As companies are under pressure to innovate and stay ahead, there is no time to stop business operations for training.

Of course, all of the global stock indexes are under some pressure at this time.

As far as mining is concerned its like a wild west out there and so governments are under pressure by their companies not to set up a system to limit this.

Numerous students are under pressure due to growing burden of homework assignments.

At the same time, the capacity of local authorities to monitor and support financial management in schools is itself under pressure.

However, there are still nine games to play and managers are under pressure with the threat of relegation still looming.

The moves are intended to raise cheap capital for the carriers, which are under pressure to keep spending to expand and improve their networks.

Chilean national team were under no pressure to get a quick replacement and they have taken their time over this appointment.

With increasing competition in the legal market, law firms are under pressure to invest in innovation.

It enables them to do more with less at a time when budgets are under pressure and demands on their services are increasing.

Stocks were under pressure as rates rose, and the dollar also moved higher.

Neo price was under pressure today as it declined roughly 5 % to USD 112.

When a fund manager is under pressure to hang onto clients by delivering an extra 100 basis points this month, he has no time to wait for intrinsic value to be recognized.

Shares have been under pressure on drug pricing headlines but should benefit from stronger revenue and expectations of 5.9 % earnings growth this year.

Getting paid 8 mill while being under no pressure to win anything important is rather successful don't you think?

Yes, but I disagree that the players are under no pressure.

They need to put their money somewhere, but the stock market is under pressure and bank interest doesn't cover inflation.

They will also be under pressure from their constituency parties to show some loyalty.

Corporate leaders are under pressure to focus on returning more cash to investors rather than indulging in expensive and risky plans to boost production.

All too many kindergarten teachers are under pressure to teach their children numbers and letters and to administer standardized tests.

The beverage industry is under pressure as consumers spend less on bottled water and more on high - value beverages.

That's why businesses are under pressure to employ agile performance improvements and to respond quickly to volatile and competitive environments.

Again, it's not just your pelvic floor that is under pressure during pregnancy and birth, but, your abdominal area also goes through a lot of stress.

Until there is effective protection from midfield and an ability to retain possession for more than a couple of passes then the defence will always be under pressure.

Each year, districts are under pressure from constituents and employee organizations to match expenditures to available revenues.

This may not be apparent unless the system is under pressure.

Sometimes lawmakers are under pressure from animal rights activists, so proving that you act within the law and with best business practices will reassure them of your intentions.

As he addressed MPs today on welfare cuts, the prime minister was under pressure to prevent a full - blown civil war in his party.

Retailers are under pressure from every corner so they shouldn't push it and risk being unemployed.

Scientists are under pressure to make exciting discoveries and grab headlines for scientific journals.

High end makeup brands have been under pressure lately as drug store brands are not only affordable but are of good quality too.

Many farmers are under pressure because of cuts made over recent weeks to the price they are being paid for milk.

The defeat in the opening leg means the red - blue army men are under pressure before the return fixture, where they are forced to win to advance.

The three main parties are under pressure to come up with a new formula for party funding after allegations of corruption.

To be sure, emerging market countries are under some pressure and some of them have specific problems that are being recognised by markets.

Meanwhile, the dollar is under pressure because of the setbacks to tax reform.

If your child is under pressure — because of school, or friends, or something happening at home — giving him a break may be just what he needs.

Just after you turn the bike off the fuel line will still be under pressure.

Members value the flexibility of loyalty points and the ability it gives them to treat a loved one when disposable income is under pressure.

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

Spurs were under pressure right from the off and it was no surprise when Stoke took the lead.