"Though they love me and treat my partner with respect, they do not accept my homosexuality, so our relationship is constantly strained, and I am not able to completely share my life, struggles or successes with them," Ong said in an interview.
This slow strain rate allowed cells to be constantly strained without induction of apoptosis and cell death.
Under the Flavians and Antonines, an artificial rhetoric, constantly straining after meretricious effects, replaced it.
Mr. Powell is described as thinking that the vice president had an unhealthy fixation on Saddam Hussein and was constantly straining to draw (unproven) connections between Al Qaeda and Iraq.
Out of this dark hallway, he thought, she might look older; her hair curled a little around her face, and her eyes were far too wide for the rest of her, as if she were constantly straining to see in the gloom of the forest.
Although hearing difficulties are not primarily something that directly cause death, one relevant hypothesis is that they lead to increased levels of stress, arising, for example, from constantly straining to hear [ 25].
That's the style: cliches (verbal, narrative and cinematic) are constantly undercut, metaphors are strained ("the silence in the room was thicker than an elephant kebab") and retro atmosphere is jolted by inappropriate modern idiom.
That is not the same as seeing the federal government as a tyranny-in-waiting, straining constantly against chains fixed by the Founding Fathers.Into this live political argument drops a weighty new work, "James Madison: A Life Reconsidered", by Lynne Cheney, a conservative scholar and wife of the former vice-president, Dick Cheney.
Crossfitters are constantly building and straining muscles and so their recovery is very important.
Further, they report being constantly under strain, that they lose sleep over worry and place more weight on work than they do on leisure," he said.
They were also questioned about whether they felt able to face problems, were constantly under strain, if they were unhappy or depressed.
