Sentence examples for continued strain from inspiring English sources

Over time, continued strain on our bodies from routine stress can lead to serious health problems, such as anxiety disorder, depression, digestive issues, heart disease, sleep problems, weight gain, and memory and concentration impairment.

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Continued strain surveillance in human populations is required to address the question whether Prn-ko mutants which have emerged in France [31] are less fit in human populations and will have a limited ability to spread or cause disease compared to wild type strains.

Gilani noted the continued strain of 3.5 million Afghan refugees inside his country.

Reminders of the continued strain in the country had emerged the day before the concert, when the Bosnian national football team was suspended by FIFA and UEFA, soccer's governing bodies, from international play for refusing to cede multi-ethnic control.

Jamie's Italian increased sales by 10% to £101.8m in the year to January 2014, although profits dipped by 22% to £5.6m during those 12 months against a "backdrop of increased competition, heavy discounting by high street brands and continued strain on consumer spending".

In taking the action, the Fed cited "continued strains" in the demand for short-term financing.

During PAN/CNT fiber straining, there reaches a plateau in the CNT G′ downshift, signifying that the stress on the CNT is maintained despite continued straining of the PAN/CNT fiber.

The Treasury said that CPI inflation was now nearly half its peak of 5.2%, but said it was aware of the continuing strain on households.

Iran faces huge economic problems and continuing strain under international sanctions, and many ordinary citizens feel suffocated by a blanket of security procedures.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Asian Hedge Fund Industry Faces Contractionon  |  Asian hedge funds lost an average of 8.7 percent last year through November, according to Eurekahedge, and 123 funds closed in the first 10 months of the year, setting up 2012 to be a year of continuing strain, Bloomberg News writes.