Sentence examples for a increasing strain from inspiring English sources

This, coupled with the trauma of the refugee crisis, will be a increasing strain on many people, says Niko Dekeyzer, a Belgian therapist running Sappho House, a geranium-clad retreat near the Aphrodite Hotel.

Moreover, the fracture surfaces have a vein-like characteristic whose density decreases with an increasing strain rate and Sn addition.

At heart a quiet, darts-playing village boy, arguably lacking a competitive edge, he said last night: "I've found it an increasing strain.

Assigning fighting forces to do police work, however, "is not an effective use of NATO's valuable military assets, putting an increasing strain on both our forces and our resources when they face growing demands from critical missions in the war on terrorism," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

The increasing popularity of Smart Phones, coupled with a love for sharing, and the ubiquity of photos and videos has put an increasing strain on cellular networks.

It's an increasing strain, though, to keep those quotable one-liners coming.

Rapid urbanisation in many parts of the developing world is putting an increasing strain on the ability of cities to deliver critical services such as water and sanitation.

The steady increase in the proportion of the aged puts an increasing strain on the working population to provide pensions, medical and social services, and retirement housing.

Cattle raising and logging operations, many of them illegal, place an increasing strain on forested areas throughout the Yungas and the Oriente.

Both showing an increasing strain with thickness, but with opposite signs.

Yield strain and energy absorption of GMB/HDPE foams increases with an increasing strain rate and wall thickness.