Sentence examples for likely stress from inspiring English sources

Most likely, stress triggers inflammation, a known instigator of heart disease, but that hasn't been proven.

"First and foremost, any modifications that change the assist or recharge characteristics of the powertrain could likely stress components, the battery for example, in a way that is well beyond their intended operating parameters," said Mr. Naughton of Honda.

The first lady's box, which overlooks the floor of the House of Representatives where Obama will appear, also includes figures such as freed Cuban prisoner Alan Gross who hint at the president's likely stress on achievements in 2014 ranging from political rapprochement with the communist Caribbean nation through to healthcare and immigration reform.

Exposing the eggs to air during handling is inevitable and is a likely stress factor.

Some users might not be entirely comfortable with this hyper-local targeting, but Facebook would likely stress that all data is anonymized and no business would know your personal location, just that one of their targets was successfully advertised to.

This relatively high probability is due to the fact that disaster occurrence is frequent in Cambodia, and the cumulative effect of frequent disaster events will likely stress the fiscal situation.

Meanwhile, Mrs Gardner has not been feeling well, and her GP had told her that her symptoms "were very likely stress-related".

The pressure to perform likely stresses you out to the point that that those concerns bleed over into your dream.

If the dog is walking back and forward and shaking, as if wet, the dog is most likely stressed.

When you have a high risk pregnancy, you are more than likely stressed about your health and your baby's health.

"We also know that the messages parents share are more likely to stress the negative consequences of sexual activity, like pregnancy, when they talk with their daughters".