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The trial is taking place against a backdrop of political uncertainty in Malaysia, with Umno's system of racial preferences increasingly under strain.

David Stubbs With the NHS being modernised by the government in much the same way a lion would modernise a gazelle, provisions for mental health are stretched further than ever, and services are increasingly under strain to provide adequate care for those in need.

Gaming's media is increasingly under strain and the rumors around the journalist campfire are not good.

But as Beijing's influence grows on the world stage, it is a policy that is increasingly under strain.

In fact, natural resources are increasingly under strain.

As the eurozone crisis shows signs of further deepening with the new uncertainties in the wake of Italian 'non-elections', Germany is increasingly under strain to keep the European Union intact.

Patients Association chief executive Katherine Murphy said: "These figures are of great concern and provide yet more proof that our already overstretched A&E services are being put under increasingly severe strain.

Such greying is evident across the rich world.But with government treasuries under strain and companies increasingly abandoning "defined-benefit" pension plans, ageing boomers today are shouldering more of the risks of a long old age.

Doctors' relationships with patients are coming under strain because rising NHS workloads mean they increasingly suffer from stress and burnout, the British Medical Association BMAA) has been told.

Extended families are increasingly overwhelmed with the caring burden, and alternative care systems are under strain.

It is already under strain.