Sentence examples similar to how stretch from inspiring English sources

He knows how stretched the U.S. is militarily.

"We acknowledge the care given within the NHS is the best that they can do given how stretched the services are however.

Given how stretched the United States is in Afghanistan and Iraq, he acknowledged that there were sharp limits to what it could do on its own.

But for that still to be the case now that spring is here shows just how stretched A&E departments have become," she said.

The fourth is that ABI was happy enough to borrow at what is in effect a 38% interest rate, given how stretched its balance sheet was in 2009.KKR and its investors undoubtedly deserve the riches that will befall them.

It's a privilege to work with them but my biggest frustration is that people are unaware of what they do, how stretched they are and how vital their work is.

It said much for how stretched Ireland's defence had become that Walters was the nearest Irish player to a striker about whom the visitors could not have been more forewarned.

Alluding to the debate's location in a theatre, he said that even Shakespeare would balk at "how stretched the word affordable now is in the English language" in a city where a starter home is £450,000.

The save he conjured from Daniel Alves, spreading himself to deflect the Brazilian's drive away, was a reminder both of his reactions but also how stretched his team-mates were at times.

Mr. Brown's appeal to resource-rich emerging economies to help pay for bailout plans highlights how stretched the Group of 7 industrialized countries have become in dealing with the global economic rout.

"The recent spate of injuries has shown how stretched our pool is".