He was right then, and I'm right now — and if you find it strains your personal credulity, so what?
Even music lovers who have tired of "Nimrod," the old heart-stirrer from "Enigma Variations," may find its strains refreshed as it accompanies what appears to be an upmarket Pilates class.
The children are not eligible for free school meals, and the couple find it a strain to shell out £25 a week for their lunches.
In quotes from the book: I find it a huge strain to be responsible for my tastes and be known and defined by them.
Anyone seeking further evidence of the candidate's Victorian orientation could find it in this particular strain of cultural partisanship, which imagines cities not as they now are but as they once were, long ago — squalid places ripe for moral renewal.
Five of the strains were identified as M. conjunctivae, and we find it likely that all isolated strains in fact are M. conjunctivae.
By the later 7th century then, Athens was looking abroad, and it is not surprising to find it experiencing some of the strains that in the 8th century had led to tyrannies elsewhere.
The ideal for flu experts is a so-called universal vaccine that could confer immunity against a broad variety of flu strains; to find it, scientists should look for other parts of the virus that the immune system could attack, says microbiologist Katie Ballering from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
To assess the specificity of the Rv2042 GGC mutation, we screened 2 isolates of all M. tuberculosis complex (sub species and 2 isolates of all M. tuberculosis groupings, on the basis of >60% IS 6110 similarity, for this mutation; we did not find it in any of the strains tested (data not shown).
He found it a "strain to stay within the social dialogue," he said.
