Sentence examples for becoming strained by from inspiring English sources

Among the most dramatic of Bush's proposals is a fee that the Federal Aviation Administration would charge airlines to help pay for new air traffic control services, which are becoming strained by an increasing volume of air traffic.

By this point her marriage to Jason Siemon, a basketball player in England, was becoming strained; they would soon separate.

Life was becoming strained inside the jury box, too.

When things were first becoming strained between us, I had the cherry wood table custom-made.

But as more weblogs appear, these cultural connections are becoming strained.

Venezuela's neighbors have been generous in aiding immigrants, but their resources are becoming strained.

Klopp is understood to be perplexed by the 26-year-old's attitude to pain and the pair's relationship is becoming strained, with Sturridge tired of his commitment being questioned and willing to consider a summer exit.

That is the argument which has prevailed so far, but there are signs that patience is becoming strained.

These partnerships are becoming strained, however, because the private arm is continually asked to lift more of the load.

By the end of 2012 when the pair were living together in one of his homes in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, their relationship was becoming strained, she said.

It is choked by concrete checkpoints, and strained by rationing.