Sentence examples similar to enduring considerable strain from inspiring English sources

Musée M. Bord, a longtime friend of the pair, told the New York Sun that Art Criticism had been enduring considerable personal strain in the past year.

He's enduring considerable pain every day he's been out on the field".

Some think that the government should, in effect, do nothing — that we need to let the economy find its "true" bottom, even if that means enduring considerable pain in the meantime.

Further, the choice between undergoing potentially life-prolonging treatment while sometimes enduring considerable toxicity, or declining treatment, has to be made by the patient.

Both are now under considerable strain.

This is a time of considerable strain for Wilson.

The company's finances appear to be under considerable strain.

There was a considerable strain on one at this time.

…smaller than the normal tetrahedral bond angle of 109.5° and imposes considerable strain (called angle strain) on cyclopropane.

Considerable strain rate dependence could be identified.

The accusations will put considerable strain on Britain's relationship with Israel.