Sentence examples for imposed a strain from inspiring English sources

The treatment costs of smokers imposed a strain on Medicaid budgets, they claimed, that the companies ought to pay back.

On Tuesday, Admiral Mullen made clear that he expected the military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan to impose a strain on the armed services for years to come.

These defects and excess atoms produce a stress field in this region and impose a strain in the system [22].

We propose that hAGT imposes a strain on the DNA duplex and searches for DNA regions where the native structure is destabilized.

In addition one cylinder of each material was instrumented with two strain gauges in order to determine the elastic modulus, and test were performed by imposing a strain rate of 1 mm/min.

In the years to come, the aging of the population will increasingly impose a strain on health care systems worldwide.

This, in turn, leads to a significant economic burden because of time lost from work and imposes a strain on the health care system.

Mr Kirk said: "This whole business has imposed a dreadful strain on my client and his marriage.

The lack of incisive finishing imposed a terrible strain when Slovenia went in search of an equaliser in the final minutes, but England at least had more purpose than in the earlier matches.

Gratitude for these conversations is multiplied by the realization that talking philosophy in this wonderfully fresh way imposed a real strain, even on an intellect as powerful as Michael's.

The continuing rise in demand for RRT has imposed a huge strain on resources in renal services [ 6].