Sentence examples for adding more stress from inspiring English sources

The threat of further landslides hangs over the slopes and valleys, adding more stress and worry for farmers who are already traumatised.

All of that "was adding more stress to my life than my fire did; I couldn't take it any more," said Mrs. Klunker, 38, who works as a meat wrapper for a grocery store.

Being able to meet all four of these measures is adding more stress to an already demanding job search.

Systematically excluding refugees from the formal economy wastes a significant opportunity, while adding more stress to families and protracting dependency on aid.

Life is difficult, with everyone in the U.S. experience his or her own elevated levels of stress and unhappiness at some point, so adding more stress (in the form of empathy) or discomfort simply isn't preferable to apathy, or overtly blaming others for their fate.

Climate change is predicted to worsen the health inequities within and among countries adding more stress on already poorer and vulnerable groups of any population (20).

"Even though air traffic controllers and traffic management coordinators remain on the job, dedicated to the safety of every flight, they don't know when they'll receive their next paycheck and that adds more stress to an already stressful profession," the NATCA said in a statement.

It can add more stress onto an already incredibly stressful situation.

Allowing cellphones in schools risks distracting students and adds more stress to worn-down teachers.

The way the Army restructured itself — expanding from 33 brigades to 42 smaller brigade combat teams — added more stress by increasing the demand for more officers.

Studying abroad is such a valuable, pleasurable and short-term experience that it could add more stress to work as well, she said.