Bits and pieces of this heritage can be found here and there, but still under pressure of disappearance.
Yanking a drug off the market, he says, "is an incredibly crude device" and made only under pressure of litigation.
Waiters deal with all kinds of people and situations while multi-tasking, working under pressure of short-term deadlines while keeping customers happy.
In the Ryder Cup what matters is which side can, over three long days, display its skills under pressure of almost intolerable intensity.
Lois Lerner, who oversees tax-exempt groups for the IRS, was the person who finally acknowledged, under pressure of a looming investigative report, some of what the IRS was doing.
They begin with an account of the pre-revolutionary consensus, such as it was, in Europe, America and the third world, and then describe how it collapsed, partly under the assault of new thinking, and partly under pressure of experience.
But will all of that hold up under the pressure of a major, a pressure that is both inherent in any major and put upon by himself?
Visceral in the sense of strongly worded, rather than relating to the bits of viscera which fly out under the pressure of an alien's claws.
Most of the characters watch their lives unravel under the pressure of the complete economic breakdown.
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Despite some of the best players in the game crumbling under the pressure of facing Woods in previous final-day showdowns for a title, Yang kept his cool to clinch the win.
The vast majority of British accountants who try and play fair are under pressure because of the increasing number of professionals who go to all lengths to avoid paying tax, he argued.
But if anything good has come out of all this, it might just be that the old Sudanese government ways of secrecy and stifling bureaucracy have relaxed a little under the pressure of an impatient, watching world.
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After writing a succession of major hits for the Beach Boys, Wilson's mental health began to deteriorate under the pressure of success in the late 1960s.
The steady recovery in the U.S. has been supporting markets in the face of financial trouble in the 17-country eurozone, where the economy continues to wilt under the pressure of government budget cuts.
General secretary of the University and College Union Sally Hunt said the higher education system was already creaking under the pressure of government efficiency savings and the planned cuts would be a devastating blow.
Running firms under the pressure of high dividend and interest payments wonderfully concentrates managers' thinking.
People who crumble under the pressure of a vacation may exhibit that same behavior at home.
Congress needs to come together under the pressure of that sequester to make some tough choices.
Yum had been under pressure as of late as investors reconsidered their views of China.
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Many a man has crumbled under the pressure of trying to beat a goalkeeper from 12-yards.
Mr Gonzales is under pressure because of the allegedly politically motivated sackings of federal prosecutors.
He was forced to resign in 2011 under the pressure of financial markets during the eurozone sovereign debt crisis.
Indeed, under the pressure of prolonged economic misery and desperation, democracy is arguably eroding within the EU itself.
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Many of those, including Italy's Alitalia, Greece's Olympic and Aer Lingus have wilted under the pressure of Europe's widely successful no-frills airlines.
The mast hit the water, where it remained until it finally snapped under the pressure of the boat, rendering it all but useless.
The shares have also been under pressure because of mediocre earnings.
Hundreds of properties in Hampshire, West and East Sussex were affected earlier in the week after drains and rivers overflowed under the pressure of the downpour.
And she has to do this under the pressure of an impending flotation, scheduled to take place during an economic slowdown that could tip into recession.
Some even say that the Perruche ruling has been misinterpreted, and that the government is legislating to supersede it under the pressure of an ill-informed public opinion.
Steel said prices could continue to be under pressure because of end-of-year liquidation and book-squaring by hedge funds and money managers, and weakness in oil and other commodities.
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