Sentences with phrase «under a lot of pressure at»

Maybe you just had a baby or maybe you're under a lot of pressure at work.

I feel really bad for her — and on top of it all, she's under a lot of pressure at work.

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«You're looking at an economy where a lot of consumers are under some serious pressure from food and fuel costs.»

The founders, under some pressure, agreed to top up all the friends and family investors with an allocation out of their shares (and they had lots given the fact that both the high initial valuation and convertible had protected their pool) at the price point mandated by the VC.

Whatever their difficulties, at least they had the benefit of a social scene deliberately organized to bring women into contact with interested men without putting them under a lot of pressure to get too close too early.

Lee definitely has some weaknesses to his game but he's gotten a whole lot better at making quick, simple plays when he's not under immediate pressure (to break out of the DZ or to sustain possession in the OZ).

There is a lot of problems with them at the moment, where even away to them and it being a pressure game for both sides, how Newcastle are under more pressure to win this.

Giroud has come under a lot of pressure from both club and country sets of fans and at one point of which Giroud was booed by his national team supporters.

The fans know that I've scored a lot of goals at youth level, they're putting me under a little bit of pressure.

I have a lot of experience of playing under pressure like at United where you can get these games.»

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.

The truth is I don't know, and without watching hours of video tape it'll be impossible to know for sure; although I've researched a lot of information for this article, I don't know if the corners were in - or out - swinging, what speed they were delivered at, and what defensive pressure the player taking the shot was under, to name three potential issues here.

Two struggling big names meet at Goodison Park with home boss Martinez under a lot of pressure.

E.C.: It is a little slow to my taste, but I understand that there are other considerations that are at play here, and the government is under a lot of political pressure, social pressure.

«We were under a lot of pressure to get the sky map out,» he says, leading to a strange role reversal: «My former graduate student was yelling at me that I wasn't doing something quickly enough.»

«When you're sleeping you're regulating hormone levels, you're regulating insulin levels, your blood pressure is being kept under control, there are a lot of things going on, and if you're not getting enough sleep you're throwing these things out of whack,» says Shelby Freedman Harris, PsyD, director of behavioral sleep medicine at Montefiore Medical Centers Sleep - Wake Disorders Center in New York City.

Working writers are under a lot of pressure these days to produce, keep producing, produce more — and also keep up with their blogs (s), Tweet, post to Facebook, maintain a mailing list and newsletter, and show up at any writer's conference that asks, because you can't miss a single sale.

They were under a lot of pressure to follow - up their strong showing at E3 earlier this year.

Build an ice cap on that; you get water and silt being extruded out of the basins, even flowing «uphill» under that pressure; look at the radar maps, the ice may have pushed a lot of silt out to its edges over time, you can see the pattern of river drainage channels in the radar imagery.

I think one of the few things law school does a good job at is preparing students for the rigors of law practice by putting them under a lot of pressure and criticizing them when they deserve it.

A lot of kinship carers are struggling financially, often taking on the care of a child at short notice, which puts them under incredible pressure.