Sentence examples for dramatic strain from inspiring English sources

Staginess is more enhanced and the naturalistic style fades into the background only when the dramatic strain in the narrative flairs up.

Below the glass transition temperature (θg=80 °C), the materials exhibit a distinct yield stress, followed by strain softening then moderate strain hardening at moderate strain levels and dramatic strain hardening at large strains.

You can then grow the business and not put dramatic strain on your balance sheet.

The deportation of any significant number of undocumented farmworkers would put a dramatic strain on the program.

"Health care and health services have gone through a dramatic strain in Ukraine's conflict-affected areas," said Dorit Nitzan, WHO Representative in Ukraine.

The dramatic strains of Verdi's Dies Irae ring out as the hearse tips and rolls on to its side and multi-coloured balls tumble about.

Taking after some of history's masters of pomp and circumstance, the film opens with a montage set to the dramatic strains of Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries".

Such dramatic strain-by-laboratory interactions may arise when different strains respond differently to the specific environmental or testing conditions of the different laboratories.

The story, though, is only serviceable, its drastically curtailed dramatic arc straining credibility.

LaBute's slim story, lacking dramatic tension, strains credulity even for believers.

Viability data suggest that keratinocytes are able to survive the kinds of dramatic cell strains that lead to IF bundle straightening and buckling.