Sentence examples for be more stressed from inspiring English sources

Of course, overusing technology may not cause Millennials to be more stressed by it.

Her father and I are likely to have less time and be more stressed.

"A plant just soaked by a rainstorm before freezing will be more stressed than one that is dry," he writes.

For the last five years or so, I've answered that question with a resounding "no". Statistics (not to mention anecdotal evidence) led me to believe that parents tend to be more stressed and less happy.

So, if you're an investor – or simply a bystander, anxious about the health of the financial institution where you keep your checking and savings accounts – should you be more stressed about what is going on at Bank of America or about what is happening at the Federal Reserve, which didn't notice the problem in the first place?

Jarno Trulli, a driver at Team Lotus, said that besides taking his eyes off the track, "The driver is probably busier, and what I think is he might be more stressed while driving the car, which means he has a higher chance of making a mistake".

But Simba was more stressed.

And no one was more stressed than Collins, it appears.

And, of course, we're more stressed than ever.

More than half of those polled in Dallas, Los Angeles and Miami said they are more stressed out.

I was more stressed in those games after winning the league.