Sentence examples for lead to strained from inspiring English sources

It is this "do no harm" mind-set that can lead to strained backs, pulled knees, aching wrists and slipped discs.

These effects, in turn can lead to strained relationships, depression, low self-esteem, unemployment and be a barrier to accessing health care, etc. [ 7, 16- 19].

Problems in understanding the process of reimbursement lead to strained relations: "They do not understand the modality of reimbursement, so when we ask them to pay for medication we have to negotiate with them".

As you might imagine, this can lead to strained relationships.

Pushing yourself too hard can lead to strained muscles and other injuries, which will prevent you from achieving the splits anytime soon (if at all).

But success has also led to strained water sources, poor air quality, and devastation of the cerrado landscape in which the city is located.

Ghanaian pressure for the integration of Togo with Ghana was resisted by the Togolese and led to strained relations between the two republics, including a trade embargo imposed by Ghana.

As political analysts note, the I.M.F.'s approach has led to strained relations with Mr. Rehn and his colleagues on the European Commission, which is the administrative arm of the Union.

The killing of an agent from the Drug Enforcement Administration in Mexico in 1985 led to strained relations between officers on both sides of the border, and between the Mexican and American governments.

It's a lot more difficult than just saying, 'Go charge that hill.' " But while many residents in the area say they appreciate the intricacy of General Walsh's decision, the situation has led to strained relations between Missouri farmers to the south, and residents of this majority African-American city marred by vacant buildings, drug abuse and poverty.

At one point he asked Christie if her mother had been talking to the press, which led to strained relations with his mother-in-law.