"What we'll see in the future is parks increasingly under stress.
Besides the pleasure of camaraderie, being in Perpignan is like receiving a dose of pure journalistic oxygen for a rarefied community increasingly under stress.
But now, like most everything here, the social club has taken on a more serious tone, as a support system and information network for a group increasingly under stress and scrutiny.
"Informal support systems for older persons are increasingly coming under stress as a consequence, among others, of lower fertility, out-migration of the young, and women working outside the home," the United Nations report observes.
As a result, most of the former nomadic pastoralists who occupy Uganda's cattle corridor, are now sedentary in a geographic space increasingly coming under stress from other competing land use types and climate change [ 14].
Economic growth had already begun to slow significantly in the years prior to the crisis and the English rural population was increasingly under economic stress, with around half the peasantry estimated to possess insufficient land to provide them with a secure livelihood.
Therefore, it has become increasingly important to study speech under stress in order to improve the performance of speech recognition systems, to recognize when people are in a stressed state and to understand contexts in which speakers are communicating.
"I'm feeling increasingly under a lot of stress and I'm doing my best to try to cope and continue to make responsible decisions under the circumstances (as far as my work, school work, media considerations, family considerations, et al).
India is the world's largest weapons importer, but with its economy under stress and foreign currency reserves increasingly precious, that level of purchases will be increasingly hard to sustain.
In examining the causes of problem pregnancies, medical researchers increasingly study lifetime stress, not only stress during pregnancy.
At the weekend, Andrea Sutcliffe, the chief inspector of adult social care, described a sector that was "under stress and strain", in which an ageing population with increasingly complex needs was only half the story.
