Sentence examples for added duress from inspiring English sources

As an example of just how vulnerable joints are to injury – a risk heightened under the added duress of race conditions – a recent review of the New York State Gaming Commission and Cornell University postmortem examinations over the last three years reveals how 45% of horses that died while racing suffered fatal injuries of the fetlock (ankle) joint.

Last October, with the share price lower than when he took over, Mr. Armstrong -- perhaps under duress -- added a new facet to his strategy.

A Ukip source said James had filled in an official form to take over control of the party and added the words "under duress" in Latin.

(If you looked tired and frantic, nobody would ask you; they'd be afraid to add to your duress, and assume that you have not found a life balance to imitate).

Health investigations that involve a remote component such as the ABC study may face additional logistic challenges in terms of weather (heavy rain, floods, cyclones), transport (unavailable or inoperable charter planes or vehicles) or unforeseen road closures; it is important that the equipment used, including dental equipment, does not add any additional duress to these logistical elements.

"Rieger parted with his collection under duress," Mr. Korte added, "and from a U.S. legal perspective, they are stolen pictures, and we treat them as stolen property".

Even many hospitals, under financial duress, are cutting back, he added.

The judge was under severe duress, and the charge of hijacking was added later and made retroactively applicable to Mr. Sharif.

"You don't appreciate the duress we've been playing under," the Australian added.

She added: "Many people would argue that in times of economic duress you get more incidents.

Tiffert added that an alleged confession by Gu would have been made "under considerable duress – duress that would call into question the credibility of the confession in our system".