Sentence examples for becoming stressed from inspiring English sources

Preventing people from becoming stressed means providing expensive helplines and hiring even more expensive counsellors.

This led to them becoming stressed, triggering breakdowns in communication with police officers.

Tuesday is a good day to pay attention to the early signs that you are becoming stressed.

The product took off when it was rebranded for athletes, under the name BodyQuick, and as sales increased Ferriss found himself becoming stressed and overworked.

I was becoming stressed at work and was in denial for about a year until it got to a point where it progressed to severe.

Yet Dr. Chaudhary, known among friends as being "totally scientific" and frenetic, and for becoming "stressed very easily," was so reserved that Mr. Siddharth couldn't sense whether she was interested.

Davies says managers should try to prevent workers becoming highly stressed by "leading the team on taking rest and relaxation".

Rob was working long hours and becoming very stressed.

For seven years – sometimes getting 40 phone calls a day – they laboured on, shuffling debts, keeping their fingers crossed, not addressing the issues and becoming more stressed.

The study, by Professor Merryn Hutchings from London Metropolitan University for the National Union of Teachers, says pupils are becoming "anxious, stressed and disaffected" because the new more rigorous curriculum brought in by Michael Gove when he was Education Secretary has pressured them to work at a level for which they are not yet ready.

Power networks are becoming heavily stressed to meet ever-increasing load demand.