Sentences with phrase «under severe pressure by»

But this does not make sense given that fixed incomes are under severe pressure by the Fed's ZIRP policy and income - producing vehicles such as MLPs have eliminated dividends because of the commodity crash.

Not exact matches

A severe disappointment by any of them — and it's happened before — or the unraveling of one of the pre-IPO «unicorns» (Uber in particular, whose bad - boy CEO, Travis Kalanick, resigned under investor pressure Wednesday) could spark panic selling that would spread way beyond the friendly confines of Silicon Valley.

Rose has also been approached by Chelsea - under severe pressure from Antonio Conte to deliver several additional signings before the transfer window closes - and City, where Pep Guardiola asked to be provided with four elite - level full backs this summer.

But here, Stark doesn't go quite as dark — he just ratchets up his annoying / amusing egotistical façade to cover up the fact that the metal in his arc reactor is killing him, he's under pressure by the U.S. government to give up his technology, he still has severe daddy issues, and he has to keep the world safe for peace.

Congress, under pressure from TFA and perhaps taking account of the severe disruption of schools that could result from the 9th Circuit's decision, resolved this judicially created imbroglio by writing the DOE's regulation into law.

As Alex Novarese of Legal Week is right to point out, overall revenue in the UK legal market last year fell for the first time in living memory, but even if the overall size of the legal market in the UK remains static or falls (a tussle between the opposing forces of economic growth increasing demand on the one hand and business pressures to reduce fees and outsource on the other), market dynamics dictate that the revenue will be clustered differently, with the moderate - high fees currently enjoyed by the mid-tier for mid-market work under the most severe attack, the beneficiaries being niche firms and LPO providers.

One wonders if the more likely a mother is to stand by her beliefs and principles and not acquiesce under pressure from her ex and others in the court in order to protect her child, the more likely she is to be labeled within one of the more «severe» PAS categories.