Sentence examples for a strain on it from inspiring English sources

There's always a strain on it.

The time-saving flip turns of racing put a strain on it.

"We have a good social security system here in Portugal, but the financial crisis has put a strain on it".

The oscillation of the proof mass at the end of the cantilever results in changes of the curvature of the piezoelectric layer, thus inducing a strain on it.

Donnell: It puts a strain on it in a few different ways, really.

Allowing your spouse to look at someone else out in cyberspace won't wreck your relationship, but forbidding him/her to do so might put a strain on it.

"It was really tough... it didn't put a strain on our relationship, it was just the strain of life: life can seem pretty formidable at times," he says.

"It isn't migrants who put a strain on our NHS, it only keeps going because of the migrant nurses and doctors who come here filling the gaps left by politicians who have failed to invest in training.

"It's like all these Euro MPs, they're just a strain on society and it sounds to me like all this would be just be another layer of bureaucracy and red tape.

But while the job put a strain on his family, it forged new bonds.

Because the position puts such a strain on players' bodies, it can be extremely hard to find a catcher durable enough to play the position with frequency and simultaneously perform as a hitter deep into his 30s.