Sentence examples for considerable stresses on from inspiring English sources

In the North Sea, 75 percent of the waves are higher than two metres (six feet) and exert considerable stresses on the platform.

Both actions induce considerable stresses on the structure of the wood, resulting in irreversible warping or complete splitting of the wood section.

: High food prices and high unemployment rates combine to place considerable stresses on the most vulnerable sectors of the population.

In the Nuss procedure, in which the deformed thorax is forcibly corrected by insertion of correction bars, considerable stresses occur on the patient's thorax.

It was a marriage whose break-up in 2006 placed considerable stress on the practice.

His campaign said that the growth had put "considerable stress" on regulators and Mr. McCain held hearings on whether the federal government needed more oversight power.

This could put considerable stress on the coalition not least because Lib Dem activists would almost certainly expect the party in parliament to resist," the MP said.

"Any time you launch a vehicle, you put considerable stress on the manufacturing system to maintain productivity and quality," said Gary L. Cowger, president of G.M.'s North American operations, in a statement.

In that belief system, he asserted, "there is considerable stress on the spirit of Man, and adherents of this religion or philosophy believe that a man's spirit is everlasting and moves from one human frame to another.

The true plate cuirass appeared about 1250, though it was at first unwieldy, covering only the front of the torso and no doubt placing considerable stress on the underlying garments to which it was attached.

"The track provides little grip at the outset, the multitude of corners places some considerable stress on the tires and the coastal location can whip up some sea breezes, which can affect the balance of the car," said Sam Michael, technical director of the Williams team.