Sentence examples for has strained public from inspiring English sources

The influx of outsiders has strained public services.

The wealthy complain that the surge in migration has strained public services, turned 15-minute drives into two-hour odysseys, rendered real estate into slum estates.

The influx has strained public services, battered the economy and even lowered wages, as the labor supply has expanded rapidly.

The condition is expensive to treat and has strained public health resources, prompting concerns among dental authorities in several countries about the burden of treatment.

Thailand's public to private health worker brain drain has strained public health provision, especially in rural areas [ 15, 16].

He also said the casinos had raised the local school district's percentage of special-education students to double the state average, had created a housing shortage and a litter problem, and in general had strained public services nearly to the breaking point.

The burden of the disease has strained the public health system here and led to falling life expectancies and ballooning costs for treatment, prompting health officials to act more aggressively to reduce the pace of new H.I.V. infections.

The rising cost of public pensions has strained finances for cities around the country.

The result across urban Indiana has been rising crime, increased blight, and blue collar despair while a shortfall of tax revenues from slower economic growth has strained Indiana's K-12 and public university systems along with the state's ability to provide basic infrastructure and public safety.

To appreciate the power of cognified care, let's take a look at the Basque Country in northern Spain, where a rapidly aging population has strained the resources of a national public health service.

It has strained the marriage.