Sentence examples for are stresses from inspiring English sources
verb
To apply force to (a body or structure) causing strain.
If there are stresses and strains attached to the armband, particularly when England lose, they are nothing to the self-imposed pressure Borthwick places upon himself.
There are stresses, meanwhile, within the new coalition government that have led to deals apparently done by the country's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, then being undone in Berlin.
Of course, like every job there are stresses, deadlines and obstacles to overcome, says Parrish. "As cheesy as it sounds the main thing I dislike about my job is that I don't get to work on everything.
These are stresses faced by all the new community clubs, who need local people to flood in with their skills and their goodwill, and businesses to keep stumping up.
Yes, there are stresses, but that does not give you an excuse".
These are stresses economically stable students, like myself, are fortunate enough not to have.
The schools are stressed.
The underdogs are stressed out.
Other stores are stressing patriotism.
