Sentence examples for Strain the resources from inspiring English sources

They contend the proposed building will block their views and strain the resources of Hudson County.

Such a democratization of the use of tax shelters threatens to strain the resources of tax enforcers and add to the burden of taxpayers.

She said the proposed federal rules are unnecessary and would further strain the resources of her family farm and many others like it.

Fees, which must be paid in advance of the selling season, can exceed $1,600 annually, a level that can strain the resources of a small organization.

Compensating victims' families in a tragedy as big as the collapse of Rana Plaza would strain the resources of a poor country like Bangladesh.

Without providing enough troops to properly secure Iraq, the administration has managed to so strain the resources of our armed forces that the nation is unprepared to respond to a crisis anywhere else in the world.

Special emphasis should be placed on developing appropriate small-scale processing technology and enterprises which maximize value added at the local level but do not strain the resource base.

The increasing need for playing fields by many users has strained the resources of the Parks Department.

But, in so doing, he strained the resources and patience of his subjects.

In the middle of the 17th century, peasant unrest among the Cossacks in Ukraine and endemic war with Sweden over Livonia strained the resources of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

For an artist like Koons, whose vast ambition and ruinous needs have severely strained the resources of several dealers and nearly bankrupted him, this obstacle seemed surmountable.