Sentence examples for bigger strain from inspiring English sources

The bigger strain from Coughlin, Pierce said, is mental.

An even bigger strain on the network will come from broadband modems used by larger devices like laptop, tablet, and even desktop computers.

But a driver on the Long Island Expressway at rush hour imposes a much bigger strain on the Interstate system than a Montanan on Interstate 90 at noon.

As more people join the middle class, they will demand more to eat, and more meat in particular, which will put an even bigger strain on the biosphere.

In the case of the Netherlands, security would be underpinned by a proposed national identity card system also currently under trial, but even without it the big IT companies are confident e-voting would put no bigger strain on security than many current e-business and e-banking applications.

That will soon put an even bigger strain on public finances as large numbers of workers start to retire.Despite all these caveats, this special report will argue that, given the will, there is scope for the social and economic advances of the past two decades to continue.

His edenic canvases, such as "Garden of Love," grew bigger and bigger, straining to contain a luxuriant riot of orgiastic humanity and fecund vegetation.

To get still bigger strains, the researchers added a twist: They stretched the film in one direction before applying the voltage.

It puts a big strain on the dog".

"It's putting a big strain on me," she admitted.

The influx of married students in the postwar era put a big strain on campus housing.