Sentence examples for is under considerable strain from inspiring English sources

But the egalitarian vision is under considerable strain because some actors and writers are capable of earning far more on the open market than others.

The banking and insurance arms will be sold off completely by 2017.Much of the criticism of Japan Post's role as the leading savings bank and life-insurance provider is based on the misallocation of resources in a country where the financial system is under considerable strain.

Taiwan is under considerable strain.

The company's finances appear to be under considerable strain.

But this has to take place at a time when national democracies are under considerable strain.

By 2000 the water network was extensive, yet the supply was under considerable strain as reserves were being steadily depleted.

But the minority report will say that there are higher priorities for spending, at a time when welfare budgets are under considerable strain.

Today's show of British-American friendship was apparently intended to demonstrate that Mr. Bush was tending to the United States' strongest alliance, even as his relations with Europe and China have been under considerable strain.

Clemie noted that while he was under considerable strain, she had noticed a "deterioration in your manner" and suggested he needed to show "urbanity, kindness and if possible Olympic calm".

The department said Australia's immigration detention network was under "considerable strain" from the arrival of almost 7,000 asylum seekers by boat in the first seven months of 2012 and said it acknowledged that "decision-making processes in this complex and rapidly evolving environment were not adequately documented".

[But] with lower prevailing oil prices expected to continue into 2016 and little room for operational error at TEN [in Ghana], we believe the company's financial position could be under considerable strain without asset sales or an issue of equity.