Sentence examples for caused a strain from inspiring English sources
"This news caused a strain in Stanley's relationship with Bulger".
One of Muench's friends, Matthew du Mée, was on an opposing slate, and the race caused a strain.
Tell her you had a great time, and you're sorry if staying with them caused a strain.
Mr. Pastor said the riots at Fort Chaffee in June 1980, which left more than 40 Cubans and Arkansas law-enforcement officers injured, had caused a strain in relations between Mr. Clinton and Mr. Carter that took years to heal.
'The Poles have caused a strain on the NHS, definitely,' said retired construction worker Amir Bhatti, who came to Britain in 1960 and settled in Slough 12 years later.
Armstrong says that the resurgence of bitcoin's popularity and recent dramatic rally has caused a strain on the startup's infrastructure, but that they're rapidly scaling to meet the demand.
"It can cause a strain in the office and lead to defections".
"It causes a strain when one of you has work and the other doesn't".
The two companies' mutual sniping was the clearest sign yet that the recall was causing a strain in one of corporate America's oldest relationships.
"The court is aware that the introduction of such a large number of state inmates into the state system would cause a strain upon the department and its resources," Judge Shashy wrote.
The speed with which the EU moves to ban all trade with Damascus will certainly cause a strain on the elites in Syria's business community and further undermine the Assad regime.
