tremendous pressure

You've been under tremendous pressure and you just lost your husband.

He was under tremendous pressure and on the go for more than 12 hours a day.

"There was tremendous pressure from my husband and family to go back."

"You must have a tremendous pressure built up after all that."

President Bush would then be under tremendous pressure to sign it into law.

"Here is a company where there was tremendous pressure down the line to make the numbers," he said.

They're under tremendous pressure from two sources: money and fear.

Judges are also under tremendous pressure to keep their jobs.

For these reasons, young women feel tremendous pressure to produce a son.

"There is tremendous pressure to do something," the source said.

"They are under tremendous pressure to agree to it," he said.

"I think there will be tremendous pressure" on parents to have their children tested.

"There's tremendous pressure to be nice to everybody all the time," she said.

And that will put them under tremendous pressure right away to fix some of these problems.

"We were under tremendous pressure to cut a theater," he said.

If the market does not level off soon, he said, "the banking system would be under tremendous pressure."

"He has been under tremendous pressure over the last few weeks.

He is, as only you can know, under tremendous pressure on this matter and very concerned that it go according to plan.

However following the war, there was tremendous pressure to get girls admitted to the school.

There is tremendous pressure for people to give up their open space."

But the tremendous pressure was being transmitted to the king's brain case.

He was a versatile presence who put tremendous pressure on the defense.

So the releasing - the gas is under tremendous pressure.

From a business standpoint, there was tremendous pressure on him to be successful.

"At that point, we are under tremendous pressure," he said.