Sentence examples for intense stresses from inspiring English sources

Kai Bird, co-author of "Robert Oppenheimer: An American Life," to be published next year, described his life here, his wife's drinking, his sex appeal and the intense stresses of his scientific and personal problems.

In her resignation letter Hall said: "The intense stresses of a professional environment in which the senior management do not in my view uphold the values definitive of a university, and whose fiscal competence I do not trust, make it impossible for me to continue teaching and conducting research at Royal Holloway".

This floating laboratory offers great scientific opportunities, stupendous vistas, and intense stresses related to time, climate, and social environment.

However, the intense stresses associated with capture and handling can cause serious harm, or even death, to the animals we're supposed to be conserving.

CNFs were separately added into the melt stage to reduce the breakage of CNFs and to avoid intense stresses in the feed zone.

The latter finding led Masoro to propose in 1998 a new theory for how calorie restriction extends life: As a mild form of stress, it might prime animals to cope more effectively with intense stresses, such as exposure to heat or toxins--and as-yet-unspecified damaging agents that contribute to aging.

That would mean fewer families under intense stress.

Martin was constantly on the road, operating under intense stress.

"There was a period of intense stress and strain," Mr. Diebboll said.

He was under intense stress, of course, which led to insomnia, migraines and abdominal pain.

Under intense stress, executives think they recognize what is happening in a situation and make premature decisions, she said.