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"end up stressed" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to reach a situation or state of being stressed. Example: "I need to learn how to manage my time better, otherwise I'll end up stressed and overwhelmed."
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Employees struggling to cope with working too much can end up stressed or with high blood pressure or problems in their relationship, and even resort to alcohol or drugs, he said.
We could stretch ourselves to cover the down payment, closing costs and higher mortgage payments from here unto eternity — only to end up stressed and anxious, always wondering whether the thrill of getting what we wanted was worth the strain.
You end up stressed out and spun around and don't even have the satisfaction of a job well done.
First, I stress about something or other, then I end up stressed about being stressed and ultimately the stress never ends.
Your brain won't be able to process all the information quickly enough, and you'll end up stressed, which won't help you during the test.
The human brain is far happier focusing on one task through to its completion (or as near as completion as appropriate) before switching to another, and by trying to juggle several tasks at once, we put the brain under enough pressure to end up stressed, in a rage, and even with reduced IQ levels by as much as 10 points., in a rage, and even with reduced IQ levels by as much as 10 points.
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It isn't an easy thing to master, and the friction this causes can end up stressing us out more.
But this is the first all-member ballot to elect a prime minister rather than an opposition leader, and therefore it will be surprising if May does not end up stressing the dangers of electing someone so inexperienced.
If your child picks up on you feeling anxious or stressed it could end up stressing them out and serve as a distraction from studying.
Don't procrastinate, it won't help in the long run and you'll just end up stressing more.
If your grip is too near the thumb, you will have poor aim and will ultimately end up stressing your thumb joint.
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