Sentence examples for massive strains from inspiring English sources

These movements put massive strains on the safety nets of destination countries and stoked nationalism and nativism.

William Bourke, the founder of the newly formed Stable Population Party of Australia, said: "There is no housing shortage in Australia; there is a people long-age -- too many people, too much population growth creating massive strains on our society.

While growth in incomes for young adults in the UK has done well over 30 years by international comparisons, the cost of housing – especially in the private rented sector – is putting massive strains on young British couples looking to start a family.

The influx of 1.5 million Syrian and Iraqi refugees has also put massive strains on the economy, contributing to the increase in food prices - and in housing prices.

Many weren't even receiving benefits, and struggling to survive meant there were massive strains on relationships, marriages broke down, and families were torn apart.

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But worrying every day about money, he says, is "a massive strain, it's awful".

The world is going to find itself under massive strain to provide water, energy and food for its people.

Adam Szubin, undersecretary of the Treasury Department, testified to the committee that Iran "remains under massive strain" under sanctions.

It did nothing to stop violent crime but it put massive strain on the criminal justice system.

Imports of bullion impose a massive strain on its balance of payments—amounting to $54 billion in the year to March 2013.