Sentence examples similar to intensifying strain from inspiring English sources
The concerns over a possible attack come at a time of intensifying strains between Iran and both Israel and the United States.
As conservative as Reagan had been, Bush's conservatism was a far more intensified strain, drawing inspiration from the radical Southern Republican-led Cofgress of the late 1990s that he pretended to disavow in the 2000 campaign in order to present himself as "a uniter, not a divider".
He also worries about an intensified strain of anti-immigrant sentiment between first- and second-generation Mexican Americans.
Given that support from family or friends with caregiving can both relieve and intensify strain among caregivers, the overall effect of support can level out when studying a large, diverse group of caregivers.
Instead, the flood threat has only intensified, straining sandbag-stacking residents as more and more neighbourhoods are swamped each day.
But if bond market pressure intensifies, straining the cohesion of the euro zone, some new trade-off between greater risk-sharing on debt and tougher European supervision of weaker countries' fiscal policies may be back on the agenda.
In response to deterioration in the near-term outlook for the economy and intensified strains in financial markets, in recent months the Federal Reserve has eased monetary policy substantially further and taken strong actions to increase market liquidity.
Businesses have been absorbing some of the higher costs themselves while passing much of the increase to consumers, intensifying the strain on households just as joblessness expands and spending power shrinks.
The financial strain could be a result of intensified air strikes on its oil infrastructure in Syria and Iraq.
THE European Central Bank (ECB) brought scant comfort to those hoping that it would intervene swiftly to counter intensifying financial strains and economic weakness in the 17-country euro zone.
So will intensifying financial strains on energy producers.
