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Discover LudwigThe phrase "lots of stresses" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to describe a situation in which there are many difficulties or challenges. Here is an example sentence: "The final exam period is always filled with lots of stresses, but I know I can handle it."
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There are lots of stresses for them – it's an important time educationally," she continues.
"We've been through lots of stresses and strains," Ms. Leontitsis interjected, placing a hand over his.
"Lots of stresses can trigger oxytocin release, among them exercise," says William Kenkel, a doctoral candidate at the University of Illinois at Chicago, who led the study.
"This is a very poor community where a lot of the families have very troubled lives, with lots of stresses, and that not only makes the problem more severe, it makes it much harder to even identify the problem and treat the problem," said Geoffrey Canada, president of Harlem Children's Zone.
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Even now, especially now, ironing dissipates lots of stress.
"Yes, lots of stress," he told Dr. Irwin Smigel of Manhattan.
I was hurt bad and it caused lots of stress to my family".
The aluminum design enables the boat to take lots of stress, pounding and use.
"Now there's lots of stress in the house.
Currently I have lots of stress because of the financial difficulties.
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