Sentence examples for a severe strain of from inspiring English sources

Doctors eventually diagnosed a severe strain of mononucleosis.

There were many dimensions to my psychosis, the most prevalent being a severe strain of paranoia fueled by profound guilt and self-reproach.

She tells me she also got caught in a shootout; climbed into a cage with a leopard for a dare; and caught a severe strain of malaria in Mozambique.

One case I am currently involved in through my role as a local councillor, has a claimant being placed in the 'fit-to-work' group even though she has a brain tumour (for which she is due to go into imminent surgery), has a severe strain of bi-polar and has serious knee problems that need operating on.

This was likely associated with the concurrent, widely publicized outbreak of a severe strain of enterovirus, EV-71.

Cross-protection is a phenomenon in which infection of a plant with a mild virus or viroid strain protects it from disease resulting from a subsequent encounter with a severe strain of the same virus or viroid.

The survey, cited by DSNews.com, found that job loss would place a severe strain on the ability of a majority of Americans to hold onto their homes.

But history would soon enough put a severe strain on the kind of aesthetic idealism that motivated these and many other artists of the era.

But over the last five months Mr. Giuliani has also ascended to secular saint, a reality that puts a severe strain on the state of the column.

The Games are already putting a severe strain on the aging transport infrastructure of London where many of the events are to take place.

The process took the better part of a year and put a severe strain on Big Fish, which financed the development of the series itself.