Sentence examples for have sometimes been strained from inspiring English sources
On a personal level, relations between Hollande, Fabius and Royal have sometimes been strained.
It is perhaps unsurprising, then, that relations between Ofsted and the sector have sometimes been strained.
Since 2004 legislation created the director's post to oversee all American intelligence activities, relations have sometimes been strained between C.I.A. officials and those at the director's office.
The project hasn't been straightforward: as well as the logistical hassle of getting companies across, and preparing them to perform on an Elizabethan-style stage with no scenery and few props, in the open air, diplomatic relationships have sometimes been strained.
True, there has sometimes been strain in the first half, with the language clutching for hyperbole -- a notable sign of this being the overfrequent use of the word "great" in its meaning of splendid or magnificent or deeply impressive.
ST72-MRSA-IV strains, like other CA-MRSA strains, commonly cause skin and soft tissue infections or pneumonia and have sometimes been associated with serious or fatal diseases such as severe sepsis, septic shock, and surgical site infection [ 8].
