The phrase "abroad stress" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to stress experienced while traveling or living in a foreign country, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Many expatriates experience abroad stress when adjusting to a new culture and environment."
Alternatives: "stress from living overseas" or "stress related to international travel".
Ebtikarat Education, a nonprofit that provides mentorship for entrepreneurs and academic guidance for regional students interested in graduate study abroad, stresses innovation in its classes.
Every economically and culturally vibrant city both here and abroad faces stress to their existing infrastructure and housing stock amid population growth and widening income inequality.
Every economically and culturally vibrant city both here and abroad faces stress to their existing infrastructure and housing stock amid population growth and widening income inequality.
In the direct aftermath of 9/11, when Muslim leaders trumpeted differences between Muslims in America and abroad and stressed that American Muslims were peace-loving and well-integrated, were they right?
Better remuneration, ideal working conditions abroad, high-stress levels, increased workload and reduced job satisfaction (JS) are some of the significant factors identified causing turnover in healthcare professionals [ 7, 8].
The discussion of the influences of local PWHT from different criteria at home and abroad on the residual stress of the under-matching welded joints are based on the experimental verification and the proposal criterion has been given in this paper.
Aline Holzwarth, principal for the Center for Advanced Hindsight at Duke, which uses behavioral insights to tackle challenging problems at home and abroad, said email creates stress and distraction because you can never be sure what sort of message will appear in your inbox.
2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Bush, Starting New Term, Stresses Liberty Abroad" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20050121friday.html), focusing on the following questions: a.
No wonder many banks are looking abroad for growth: Citigroup stressed that Asia and Latin America account for one-third of its revenues but two-thirds of its profits.
2. Consider the major themes and goals of Mr. Bush's second term as outlined in his inaugural address by reading and discussing the article "Bush, Starting New Term, Stresses Liberty Abroad".
