Sentence examples for are now stretched from inspiring English sources
Many are now stretched beyond breaking point.
Large corporations are now stretched across a more diverse and faster-changing range of business contexts.
"They are now stretched to the breaking point," Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida, said of his state's National Guard.
The new rules could help nursing homes ease the burden on health care staffs that are now stretched thin.
But the Shabab are now stretched very thin, with three of their major strongholds in the cross hairs of opposing forces.
He has also snapped up sports brands such as Donnay, Lonsdale and Dunlop Slazenger, which once suggested quality, but are now stretched across ever-wider product ranges.
Most retailers are now stretching it into the following week, at least until Cyber Monday.
But he pointed out that he is not alone: an increasing number of sports stars are now stretching their careers.
The need for new forward-looking tools in urban planning is immense: new functional relations and structures are now stretching beyond our capacity to 'rationally' capture modern metropolitan spaces (Neumann & Hull, 2009).
However, he said lending at all levels above 3.5 times income had increased, and there were signs "that borrowers are now stretching their incomes more than in mid-2014".
Some prosecutors are now stretching the definition of "distributing child pornography" to include teens who text half-naked photos of themselves to their friends.How dangerous are the people on the registries?
