be under pressure

Unless the West, including America, is prepared to help out on a large scale, he will be under pressure to go slow.

If the seat belt buckle lies across the frame of the child seat it will be under pressure and may spring open in an impact.

With its big order book, Yangzijiang will be under pressure to handle a steep ramp-up in deliveries.

But exports also seem to be under pressure, investors say, as growth abroad slips.

If they get better, we'll ignore Iraq more; if they get worse, the next president will be under pressure to get out quicker.

In the near term, we expect the stock to be under pressure but not encounter a downdraft, as a CEO change had been partly discounted.

Engineers could drill for water, but would be under pressure to share it with local populations and with refugees.

The company appears to be under pressure financially - in October '08, Imeem laid off 25% of its staff.

You will be under pressure to be consistent with your own logic that stated you can be confident.

While these developments are very good news, you'll also be under pressure to make the best of them.

Even if regulators do not break them up, large banks will be under pressure from investors to abandon global ambitions.

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The U. S. government will also be under pressure for more bailouts.

You might be under pressure from your peers, your parents, or society in general.

Therefore the supplies of food are going to continue to be under pressure.

Experts say President Lee will be under pressure to stand tough throughout his final two years in office.

S. would be under pressure to show it was putting in place policies to address sky-high budget deficits.

Acouthan believes stock markets and commodity prices, especially metals and energy, will continue to be under pressure.

Since we have chosen in sales, it is destined to be under pressure, facing difficulties experienced suffering.

So even if nothing else were happening, farmers would be under pressure to cut emissions.

The new president will be under pressure from industry not to jeopardise US finances in the quest to tackle global warming.

Yes, you will be under pressure and there will be people that won't want to see you.

Second, Chinese financial institutions may be under pressure to keep dollars offshore, and not convert them to renminbi.

As a result, gross margin of construction steel producer would be under pressure constantly.

Asian countries, which traditionally follow the US Fed's monetary policy, will be under pressure to follow.

Companies everywhere will be under pressure from politicians, regulation and the media to respond to climate threats.

But if Spain dips into the pot, Britain may be under pressure to contribute.

They are concerned that, with the global economic down-turn, more families will be under pressure to sacrifice their young daughters.

More than the tepideconomizing measures, however, the Administration will be under pressure to prove that the bill really will save money.

In the volume of paper or an open-book, it should be under pressure from end pulling the Reeler.

Or they may be insecure, or they might just be under pressure from their bosses to deliver tough targets.

If that happens, Beijing will be under pressure to micromanage a rebound.

After a 62% surge in financials since March 9, banks will be under pressure to beat estimates by a substantial margin.

She doesn't usually shout; she must be under pressure.

If you win enough games you will be fine, if you don't then you will be under pressure.

Unofficially, however, there are reports that prices in some regions may well be under pressure.

They will now be under pressure to take bolder steps.

"He will be under pressure because the England job is the toughest one out there, " Lampard said on Sky Sports News.

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