Sentence examples for a strain on a from inspiring English sources

Nothing, nothing puts a strain on a relationship like redoing a home.

But in an age when many people define themselves by what they will eat and what they won't, dietary differences can put a strain on a romantic relationship.

Mr. Haimovitz and Mr. Brey obtained separate instruments for their respective Beethoven and Bach journeys because a constant fluctuation in tension can be a strain on a precious old cello.

Authorities have begun to accept (much too late) the demographic downsides of maintaining a one-child quota: among them a shrinking labour force and an ageing population that will put a strain on a smaller generation of children and taxpayers.

That will put a strain on a society where elderly Indonesians have traditionally been looked after by their families.

As a result there are substantial direct and indirect costs associated with obesity that put a strain on a country's resources.

"This puts a strain on an already strained system and raises serious concern about the safety of the food we eat," said Tony Corbo, a lobbyist for Food and Water Watch, a food safety advocacy group in Washington.

That places a strain on an American economy that has become hugely dependent on consumer spending.

This in turn puts a strain on an already-tight budget.

Jordan is the fourth most water scarce country in the world and the influx of people is putting a strain on an already limited water supply.

Online classes can help you get ahead, but they can also put a strain on an already difficult schedule.