Sentence examples for come under considerable strain from inspiring English sources

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — President Asif Ali Zardari is scheduled to visit China for four days starting Tuesday, in an effort to reinforce Pakistan's ties with a traditional ally at a time when relations with the United States have come under considerable strain.

A relationship that came under considerable strain during the Bush years may have finally snapped after Specter (and two other Republicans) voted for President Obama's stimulus bill.

It is becoming increasingly evident that the entire public distribution system is coming under considerable strain, due to a combination of factors, including declining food production, the disruption of trade, a progressive drawdown of national cereal stocks and cessation in early 1995 of grain imports from China, estimated at between 700 000 to 1 million tons annually in the period 1992 to 1995.

"They will have come under considerable pressure to come up with something more in line with the United States and Japan.

Statins' safety has come under considerable scrutiny in recent weeks.

Romney has already come under considerable fire from animal rights groups over the Seamus incident.

Since its adoption, however, the 2000 definition has also come under considerable criticism.

Having come under considerable fire for slowing Ashcroft's anti-terrorism legislation, Leahy was eager to explain his position.

Ms Clyne has come under considerable pressure ever since taking up the chair of the Jewish Society at Soas.

The researchers on the project said they had come under considerable pressure from the government for it to be successful.

The Food and Drug Administration uses a different measurement, and it has come under considerable criticism from activist groups like the Mercury Policy Project.