Sentence examples for Stress more than from inspiring English sources

It is probably stress more than any other ailment that preoccupies the majority of business travelers.

The Interheart study, which examined the effects of stress in more than 27,000 people, found that stress more than doubled the risk of heart attacks.

Hejazi, M. I. et al. 21st century United States emissions mitigation could increase water stress more than the climate change it is mitigating.

Exercising on a cycling machine while listening to birdsong or looking at a nature video reduced perceived stress more than exercising alone.

According to the American Institute of Stress, more than a quarter of people surveyed in 2014 felt alienated from a friend or family member because of stress, and over half had fought with people close to them.

Currently, more than a quarter of the 1,376 patients approved for medical marijuana in New Mexico have post-traumatic stress, more than any other condition including cancer, according to the Health Department.

More than really stressed, more than really worried; it was more of a tired feeling, like a heavy blanket.

The three friends stressed more than once that, owing to their education and relative prosperity, they were far from typical.

"This is not an anti-cop book," Balko stresses more than once in "Rise of the Warrior Cop".

As I've stressed more than once, this team has to start somewhere, and the recent results are promising.

Martin Seymour Lipset stressed, more than fifty years ago, that 'prerequisites' for democracy include economic development and political legitimacy.