Sentence examples for may strain public from inspiring English sources

That may strain public sympathy.The dispute has undermined confidence in Argentina's economic revival.

Illegal immigration is the challenge of people being in the country without documentation, primarily for economic reasons, where they may distort labour markets and strain public services.

The second is that loosening too quickly may spur a baby boom that would strain public services.

This will strain public finances.

Increased demand may strain the system.

Those tiny brown specks on the nozzle may strain your eyes a bit.

The influx of outsiders has strained public services.

It strains public resources and drives down jobs and wages.

Out of context, that passage may seem strained.

But the subsidies were straining the public purse.

Long may his public auto-spankings continue.