Sentence examples for is most strained from inspiring English sources

This reading is most strained.

Trading is most strained in residential mortgage securities that are not guaranteed by government-chartered agencies like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

"They'll be paying into the system at the very time it is most strained," said Patrick Oakford, a researcher on economic and immigration policy at the Center for American Progress, a liberal-leaning institute.

His loyalties were most strained by revelations in 2002 that Peter Foster, Ms Caplin's partner and a convicted fraudster, helped in the purchase of two flats bought by Mrs Blair.

The judge wrote, "The court knows what its ruling means for many deeply ingrained practices, but it also has a marrow-deep understanding that if they are to succeed where they are most strained schools have to be about teaching children and nothing else.

The bond distances for the nicotinamide rings are well-estimated and are most consistent with a strained, oxidized ring with modest puckering, as described previously for the complexes of the wild-type enzyme.

The relationship with his own body has been the most strained of all.

Their scenes are the most strained of the film, inserted as a lazy framing device to add some semblance of structure to what's otherwise an admirably scattershot narrative.

They do not cord them diagonally, but p397 from side to side, that the timbers may be less strained; for these are most easily split when they are cleft in a natural direction, and they suffer most strain when pulled in this way.

Although Germany has one of the world's most generous welfare systems, its resources are increasingly strained as more workers retire.

It follows a young married couple who contemplate the future of their strained relationship as they reflect back on the times when they were most in love.