Sentence examples for acutely strained from inspiring English sources

Relations with the United States, the cornerstone of foreign policy for decades, are acutely strained by Saudi anger over the Israeli response to the Palestinian uprising of the last two months.

She said the hospital had hired costly consultants who handed nurses scripts to recite to patients in a bid to improve customer satisfaction scores, even as the nurses were left short-handed with more acutely ill patients, straining the staffing guidelines — one nurse to seven patients — they had negotiated a decade ago.

Drought has strained the relationships that existed among the various tribes in the region and, most acutely, the relationships between its farming and nomadic communities.

They strained.

Strained relationship.

Strained coughs.

Their absence will be more acutely felt than ever, as rivals strain to show off their answers to the iPad.

The problem is felt by all citizens, but none experience it more acutely than those living next to the straining landfill sites.

The startup community, in particular, feels this strain acutely: With so much pressure to create rapid growth, tech startups often don't prioritize employee growth and training.

An AV interval of 50% of the intrinsic PR interval was shown to acutely reduce the strain in the ischemic borderzone without significantly impeding cardiac output [ 40].

In view of the unique importance of Mus musculus for the transmission of T. gondii, parasite strains acutely lethal for mice should be counterselected.