Sentence examples for feel stressed by from inspiring English sources
Her students are the kind of home cooks who make the extra effort to go the farmers' market and support local agriculture, she said, but whose schedules and lack of skills cause them to feel stressed by a refrigerator full of raw ingredients.
For now, though, patients whose lives have been transformed by the medication say they feel stressed by the struggle to get and pay for treatment, the long waiting lists, the doctors who overcharge and the ones whose offices are shut down.
Yet I realized yesterday, right now, I don't feel stressed by my life at all.
Some kitties, when they feel stressed by a change in their environment, will start performing a behavior like grooming themselves.
As much as I want to embrace all the cheer around me, I also feel stressed by all the preparations; I miss my family and the memories of Christmases past; and I feel the impact of daily news stories in a much more visceral way -- keenly aware that there are folks who are suffering, as I hang ornaments.
Employees in outpatient healthcare may be less affected by violence and aggression, but they more frequently feel stressed by it.
When I asked if he felt stressed by the whole thing, Woodward shook his head.
A military official, speaking anonymously, has said Sergeant Bales had marital problems, felt stressed by the Afghanistan deployment and snapped after drinking alcohol before the shootings.
Two-thirds of the 823 teachers polled by the channel Teachers' TV said they felt stressed by teaching - half of them during lessons - and one of the biggest causes was the behaviour of pupils.
Patrick Nash, the chief executive of the Teacher Support Network, said: "Nearly 25% of teachers who called or emailed Teacher Support Network in 2006 said they felt stressed by the issue they were facing.
Yet he says that since he upgraded his phone a year ago to a feature-rich BlackBerry, he can feel stressed out by what he described as internal pressure to constantly stay in contact.
