Sentence examples for greatly stress from inspiring English sources

Thus, because the world's growing appetite for water and energy will greatly stress the limited water resources in nearly all regions, governments must turn to renewable energy to meet increasing demand for both and avoid a looming crisis.

The value of cleaning everything, including colons, was greatly stressed.

Waterfield reports that Gibran's admirers have greatly stressed the tuberculosis over the cirrhosis.

Exceptionally dry conditions along with extended periods of below-freezing temperatures hurt the vegetable crop in Texas, greatly stressed livestock and necessitated increased supplemental feeding, the report said.

At no time do the wardrobes of these greatly stressed folks start to look worn out and faded.

An extended drought in the Southwest has greatly stressed the pinyon pines, killing large numbers of trees and greatly reducing the seed production.

In the 2004-05 MetLife "Survey of the American Teacher," new teachers reported being greatly stressed by administrative duties, classroom management, and testing responsibilities as well as by their relationships (or lack thereof) with parents.

Released in March 2000, the game was extravagantly promoted by Shiny during its development, and the resulting heavy scrutiny from the media greatly stressed the team who worked on the game.

No cytotoxicity occurred after 4 hours of exposure, even though the cells gave the appearances that they were greatly stressed after 1 hour of treatment.

Then, amidst the carnage of the Russia default, Alan Greenspan declared, "It is just not credible that the United States can remain an oasis of prosperity unaffected by a world that is experiencing greatly increased stress".

Campaigners opposed to the changes say that they would "greatly increase stress during assessment, as students would sit their entire years exam in one period" and "require students to revise for modules they had completed five months before exams".