Sentence examples for further strains from inspiring English sources
The race placed further strains on the Obamas.
This has put further strains on the city's nonprofit service providers.
But his statements have put further strains on one of the world's most important bilateral relationships.
The Ministry of Justice's austerity programme of court closures has placed further strains on access to justice.
They need to cut back volume and increase the margin on lending to avoid going bust and causing further strains.
The government has used revenue allocation which discriminates against oil-producing states and further strains state class relations (Anikpo, 7).
President Clinton's endorsement of Mr. Kohler was depicted in Washington as a reluctant move principally intended to avoid further strains with Germany.
His extramarital infatuations and occasional bisexuality put further strains on the marriage, which collapsed in the early 1940's but was later rebuilt.
If Zardari presses his own candidacy, he will place further strains on a party that already is showing signs of fracture.
The only care these youngsters may get is in an emergency room, which does little to prevent future attacks and further strains an overwhelmed health system.
"Resources have always been scarce but the continuing influx of refugees from South Sudan in particular is putting further strains [on our operations]," Kisut said.
