Sentence examples for pressurising from high-quality English sources.

• eople are always pressurising me to give my kids sausages.

• By 1572 MPs were pressurising Elizabeth to have Mary executed in order to keep England secure.

• Rather pressurising, abusing and humiliating her privately and publicly.No-one would be able to grow into a 'normal' human being under such circumstances.

• “In Santa Cruz,” says Mr Flores, “Kirchner behaved in all the ways he would when he became bigger in the country: manipulation, pressurising mayors, persecuting people who didn't agree with him.”

• He received a huge backlash on social media - people said "no means no", that he was pressurising her.

• Thus Germany helped to aggravate the 2010 crisis by pressurising the ECB not to act as a lender of last resort.

• Casual relationships allow people to explore their sexuality and have fun in a non-pressurising environment,” says Douglas.

• But it could still undermine the accord by pressurising Western countries not to do business in Iran, or by creating uncertainty around sanctions waivers.

Use pressurising in a sentence.

• I can see why it is a nice idea to be able to watch the games, though when I was covering La Liga as a whole it felt pressurising that there were games on all weekend.

• The concern is that even those MPs who are not currently pressurising the Treasury for funds have yet to realise that the huge sums borrowed so far have consequences for the government’s spending plans.

• "In my opinion, there has been behaviour which is about not just pressurising the police but pressurising witnesses, collusion with witnesses, we are talking about the construction of evidence because the police were somehow felt inadequate in finding it themselves," he says.

• I am sure Brown will seek far-reaching reforms to produce effective action within that time frame and will play his full part in pressurising nations across the world to respond - although it has to be said that the disconnect between the urgency of the issue and an adequate worldwide response looks dauntingly large.

• Intimate and sexual relationships: how to recognise the characteristics and positive aspects of healthy one-to-one intimate relationship, which include mutual respect, consent, loyalty, trust; that there are a range of strategies for identifying and managing sexual pressure, including understanding peer pressure, resisting pressure and not pressurising others.