Sentences with phrase «under increasing pressure»

The German international has come under increased pressure from fans this term, and with only 12 months left to run on his contract, we may be forced to consider his exit.

Large retailers across the country have come under increasing pressure from online competitors.

Food production is likely to come under increased pressure in the coming years if fuel prices continue to rise and the world's population increases.

For this reason, schools have been put under increasing pressure to adapt teaching techniques to keep up with this, placing technology at the forefront in the classroom in the 21st century.

«But our survey shows that secondary teachers are under increasing pressure with exams and performance measures that don't work well for languages,» she said.

The recent slowdown in economic growth and job creation has put the government under increased pressure to become more active on stimulating growth.

«There is no doubt that real - terms cuts to school funding and subsequent financial difficulties are putting our schools under increasing pressure,» he said.

After all the veins are under increased pressure while the compression socks are on, they require a little time to get back to the normal way.

But unions representing public workers have come under increasing pressure around the country.

I believe that teachers themselves are under increased pressure today for two reasons.

Now that little known world is coming under increasing pressure from concerned consumers who want to know more about what they are eating.

Their defence came under increasing pressure and they were having a hard time getting out of their own half.

The figures come amid ongoing concerns that young people are being put under increasing pressure to achieve good grades, as schools are held to account for each year group's performance.

Italian tactician coming under increased pressure after loss to Atletico Madrid on Saturday.

The model is also coming under increased pressure as brands focus on their direct - to - consumer channels and platform players like Farfetch, which take a commission on sales without buying and holding inventory, grow market share.

The Independent Democratic Conference in the Senate has come under increasing pressure since last year's presidential election to form a new alliance with the mainline Democrats in the chamber.

Everton head into Sunday's clash against Arsenal at Goodison Park with manager Ronald Koeman under increasing pressure over the club's current predicament.

«Schools under increasing pressure due to the banding system, often opt for qualifications which are easier to pass rather than qualifications which build and test young people's knowledge and skills,» he said.

The forward come under increased pressure last term, but his doubters have been silenced somewhat by the star's form.

With Carlo Ancelotti surely under increasing pressure at Real Madrid after a nightmare week which confirmed failure in both the Champions League and La Liga, here's a look at six contenders who could be in line to replace the Italian tactician at the Bernabeu next season...

Arsenal's failure to challenge for Champions League qualification via the Premier League this season has placed Wenger under increasing pressure.

Stressing the Conservatives did not support the strike, she said: «Ministers have also ignored consistent warnings as prisons filled up and prison officers are placed under increasing pressure.

The forward's absence will be a major loss for Brendan Rodgers, who is coming under increasing pressure following a poor run of results [Daily Mail].

Con Ed came under increasing pressure for its contribution to New York City's air pollution problem after a series of incidents in the 1950s and early «60s provided the issue greater visibility (no pun intended).

The Terriers are under increasing pressure now after losing against Crystal Palace in a big showdown before the international break.

Paynter, asked fellow council Leaders across the South West to join together in calling for a change to unfair funding which sees rural authorities under increasing pressure.

With corporate learning departments under increasing pressure to create engaging content that works quickly and effectively, rapid learning has come to the fore again with plenty of bells and whistles thanks to today's intuitive HTML5 authoring tools.

Commenting on the figures, Ian Nairn said, «With school and college budgets under increased pressure too many today are missing opportunities to save money and IT staff time by moving on - premise services such as email, storage, web hosting, collaboration apps, disaster recovery and tailored business apps to the Cloud.

School leaders are in a strong position to influence and implement policy — yet they are also under increasing pressure from an accountability agenda which makes intense and ill - informed demands upon them, and from ever stronger financial constraints.

Innovation is enabling a handful of WA manufacturers to survive in a market under increasing pressure.

Jim Cramer says investors shouldn't own the stock of Newell Brands as the company falls under increasing pressure from activist investors.

Barden said that input costs are rising on everything from commodities to labour to energy, and the six years of retail price deflation and rising labour costs the industries had undergone «continues to cut margins, placing the sector under increasing pressure».

This is especially so with many top European sides scuppering under the increased pressure of rising clubs pushing the well known top sides out of certain contention.

Gerard Houllier was under increasing pressure going into the game as his side struggled in the race to secure Champions League football for the following season, but some of that was lifted by a somewhat surprise victory.

United put Liverpool under increasing pressure as the game wore on, but could not make the breakthrough to snatch a point.

Kent County Council, which has responsibility for a large proportion of all unaccompanied asylum - seeking children, is struggling under the increased pressure.

Clegg is under increasing pressure because Oakeshott is a well - known outrider of Vince Cable, the left - leaning business secretary, and a real alternative to Clegg for the Lib Dem leadership running into the next general election.

Disgraced MP Eric Illsley's future in parliament is under increasing pressure tonight after Labour called on him to resign immediately and David Cameron said his position was «untenable» after he pleaded guilty to dishonestly claiming more than # 14,000 in expenses.

Scientists have long known that a protein will unfold under increased pressure if its unfolded state has a lower volume, and will remain folded if the unfolded state has a higher volume.

«Few opportunities to change: Ocean warming, oxygen loss putting marine life under increasing pressure.»

HAMPTON COURT PALACE, England — First it was birds and now it is bees that are finding their numbers under increasing pressure from sources as diverse as habitat loss, insecticide use and changing weather patterns.

PRESSURE»S ON Under increasing pressure, the hollow 3 - D crosses of this metamaterial deform and twist away from each other, making the whole lattice expand, as seen in this simulation.

«With the NHS and health - related services under increasing pressure — and with another recession becoming increasingly likely — our findings have a number of important policy considerations.

Once again the FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION would tension Ciba to find out more, but in 1983 under increasing pressure Ciba would cease the Deca Durabolin tab.

And the promise PK shows for boosting student achievement appeals to leaders under increasing pressure from state and federal education accountability measures required by No Child Left Behind.

Deasy was still at the helm last August, although under increasing pressure and scrutiny until he resigned.

Tiny blood vessels in the cat's eyes, kidneys and brain can burst under the increased pressure, damaging the organs.