"We're all navigating far more stress than usual, especially in this last year," said Robert D. Henry, a New York-based architect.
Time, career and financial pressures cause far more stress than one's love life or family demands.
But the other posts, the ones that last a year or less, bring far more stress – for me and my family.
Lula put far more stress on "south-south" ties and on the BRICs grouping (linking Brazil to Russia, India, China and later South Africa).
If anything, he has grown more confident, at least about this year: not long ago, the Treasury laid far more stress on the bottom end of the range than the top.In fact, his forecast for 1999 does look more believable than it did a few months ago, when economic surveys were at their gloomiest: in January manufacturing output twitched at last, after five months of decline.
Yet the fault has accumulated far more stress than it took to trigger the 1966 quake, according to geophysicists Jessica Murray and Paul Segall of Stanford University.
But Simba was more stressed.
In fact, he should have been far more emphatic by stressing how much the free press is critical for the viability of the continent.
Mrs. Clinton's aides said that, with Mr. Lazio now nominated, the first lady would become far more assertive in stressing the differences between the two candidates on a host of issues.
In a letter in early 2014 to California state officials, which the Guardian has obtained under freedom of information legislation, Medford wrote: "Computer simulations are actually more valuable, as they allow manufacturers to test their software under far more conditions and stresses than could possibly be achieved on a test track".
