Sentence examples for enough strain from inspiring English sources

I've put my body through enough strain".

Still, there is quite enough strain on the Democratic side for most Democrats.

"Since 1906, we've probably accumulated enough strain for a couple of magnitude-7.0 earthquakes," Schwartz said.

In preparing for the vaccine this year, researchers recognized in February that Fujian would surface as one strain, but officials said they could not produce a pure enough strain required for manufacturing large quantities of the vaccine.

The issue appeared to have been resolved last year, when a study by a Northwestern University geologist showed almost no ground movement in the fault zone, suggesting that it would take at least 1,000 years, and possibly much longer, for enough strain to build up for a devastating earthquake to occur.

"But as if the genuine rise in seriously ill, frail A&E attendees wasn't putting enough strain on the system, the NHS is also struggling from ill-informed speculation about what is causing the pressures and what services they can rely on to meet their needs.

The jut of his cheekbones and jaw is masculine enough — strained and resilient.

Nuclear armed states inside the NPT have not been disarming fast enough, straining the confidence of their non-nuclear partners in the credibility of the NPT grand bargain.

Traditional elasticity models do not have energy limiters and they allow for the unlimited energy accumulation under the strain increase, which is physically meaningless because no material can sustain large enough strains without failure.

Thus three groups of ESBL-types were collected, TEM-, SHV-, and CTX-M-type, having enough strains in each group to be compared.

As with the previous study, we grouped countries in major areas to have enough strains for each group and to be able to extract synthetic and significant information.