Sentence examples for has put further from inspiring English sources

This has put further strains on the city's nonprofit service providers.

More recent immigration from outside Italy has put further pressure on the inadequate housing stock.

The euro crisis has put further pressure on this difficult relationship.

Europe's economic crisis has put further pressure on already shrunken national-defence budgets.

The Hajj stampede disaster has put further strains on the ruling al-Saud family.

Such vigour has put further distance between Germany and its trading partners to the south.

Prison governors had already warned that the riots had put further strains on a stretched prison system, with inmates moved out of London and Manchester to create space for rioters jailed or remanded in custody awaiting trial.

The pound fell against the euro and the dollar on Wednesday but a recent increase against the euro had put further strain on Britain's export industry by making goods more expensive.

Share offerings have raised lots of capital; but bankers have only a few years of experience making complex (possibly cross-border) asset-allocation decisions, and domestic securities markets are still primitive, with few investment opportunities.Government efforts to constrain a lending boom have put further pressure on Chinese banks.

Falling birth rates in western economies post the 1960s have put further strain on governments, significantly reducing the number of workers able to support state pension plans.

The recent events in global terrorism have put further strain on already tight federal finances, and the extent to which funding for science and technology will be affected remains to be seen.