Sentence examples for extreme strains from inspiring English sources

These people are just extreme strains.

He stressed that in the event of extreme strains in government bond markets, systemically important borrowers would find support either from multilateral lenders or central banks.

Is this in line with traditional, if extreme, strains of Christian iconography — with the contorted limbs and the scarified skin of Grünewald's "Crucifixion," from the early sixteenth century?

In contrast, the evolution of control may lead to disruptive selection, and ultimately dimorphism of extreme strains.

At a time when political Islam (including some quite extreme strains of that ideology) is on the march, that could be disastrous.

In a new book, he reveals the extreme strains of working as a civilian among frontline soldiers – and how he struggled with the PTSD that ensued.

It is also under extreme strain.

The plan reflects his extreme strain of laissez-faire economics.

Partnerships between Washington and several European nations, particularly Germany, have come under extreme strain since chancellor Angela Merkel confronted the US about the NSA intercepting her phone calls.

Extreme strain is observed at ultimate failure (> 50%), with an associated elastic toughness on the order of 5.4 J/m2.

Of course, the drama of a race is that this naturalness of the trained body is then subject to extreme strain.