Sentence examples for increasing stresses from inspiring English sources

This has helped stop, at least temporarily, the sharp economic slowdown of last summer, but at the price of increasing stresses in the Chinese financial system.

The increasing stresses of urban life make the country vision a theme still available to serious fiction, as even a work as sophisticated as Saul Bellow's Herzog (1964) seems to show.

The differences point not just to the increasing stresses on the battlefield for midlevel Taliban commanders like him, but also to the difficulty of ending the insurgency as long as the Taliban's top leadership has sanctuary in Pakistan, which has long protected and sponsored the Taliban.

The results are showing a linear increase in extension with the increasing stresses.

Conventional (rigid) fusion instrumentation is believed to accelerate the degeneration of adjacent discs by increasing stresses caused by motion discontinuity.

Coughing, bending, and lifting raise the pressure inside the abdomen, repetitively increasing stresses on the abdominal wall and the associated scaffold.

Increased stresses included a fear of the wild: unproductive wild lands; wild animals; and vermin.

"It is self-evident that the UK power system is under increasing stress.

"The liberal sector in society is coming under increasing stress," says Tiulgenov.

He had a weak heart which became worse with the increasing stress from the war.

It is their comments that tell the story of increasing stress due to fewer resources, increased workloads and reduced staff.