Sentence examples for financial strain of from inspiring English sources

THERE'S the financial strain of military engagement.

But the financial strain of the mortgage reportedly contributed to the breakup of the Patterson's marriage.

Reason for the cancellation of the games and exposition was the severe financial strain of the Chinese war.

The latest track to be taken from it is the dulcet drone of Languid Tarmac, a soundtrack to the bleak financial strain of inner-city dwelling.

But organizers acknowledged today that many doctors -- citing both a concern for patients and the financial strain of shuttered practices -- were scheduling appointments for Thursday morning.

The financial strain of the mortgage contributed to the break-up of her marriage and she was forced to sell up and move into a caravan.

Mr. Rowland is still dealing with financial strains of the divorce.

The survey revealed the financial strains of everyday life during the Bloomberg era.

Speeding up the appeals process "was important given the financial strains of the Barnes Foundation," said Ralph G. Wellington, a lawyer for the Barnes.

The two, who write as a pair and have been doing so for more than two decades, cited the financial strains of the strike in asking for a guild exception.

The moment of public attention and outcry often comes only as the financial strains of ownership result in investigations for cruelty and neglect, forfeiture, attack against their keeper or in this extreme case, a sick-minded release.