And Mr. Doyle's assertion that he doesn't care about the money strains credulity.
MaerzMusik couldn't afford one of those big pieces; somehow, it was strangely comforting for an American to encounter a German arts institution with money strains, even if Berlin's amazingly diverse cultural offerings have long been under financial siege.
But, if we're being strict about things, you might count the establishment of Children in Need in 1980 as the start of this particular celebrities-part-us-from-our-money strain in British culture.
But the EU spent weeks bickering over where to find the money, further straining relations with Turkey, which were already difficult after President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan threatened to put refugees on planes and buses bound for Europe.
(For most of the time they could neither sell nor sublet their New York apartment. So for about a year, until summer 2007, it sat empty while they hemorrhaged money, which strained their relationship, Mr. Tsubaki said).
The money managers strained to hear every word that Knapp said over lunch because Knapp, chief executive of U.K. cable and telephone company NTL, had already taken his company where AT&T/TCI were going.
The money managers strained to hear Knapp's every word because Knapp, chief executive of U.K. cable and telephone company NTL, had already taken his company where AT&T/TCI is going.
Meanwhile, banks are exposed to further possible write-downs which could strain money markets once more.
Some solutions are simple: energy efficient homes keep us cool during heatwaves while also saving money and reducing strain on electricity infrastructure.
The charity noted that the common demands of the job – including anti-social hours, loneliness, worries about money and the strain placed on relationships by frequent touring – can create a breeding-ground for psychological issues.
And, in the past few years, more than 100,000 North Koreans have sneaked over the common border into China in search of work, food and money, putting a strain on the local Chinese economy.
