Though the restaurant takes some reservations, the mounting stress of Park Slopers waiting out front is palpable.
The mother said her son, interning in London away from his home, reported that he began suffering from heart trouble and chest pains because of the mounting stress.
Last week, in an interview with The Times's Kate Taylor, Ms. Quinn revealed that as a teenager, with a dying mother, she became bulimic as she tried to alleviate her mounting stress.
It was deep into the fall semester, a time of mounting stress with finals looming and the holiday break not far off, an anxiety all its own.
Those who have departed in recent months, in New York and elsewhere, often cite the mounting stress of a job that once mostly involved establishing an orderly and nurturing environment for learning, and displaying a firm disciplinary hand.
As the economy has faced mounting stress, many companies have been feeling pressure merely to survive.
The majority of seismicity occurred during fracking as the elastic response of the rock caused mounting stress.
In the scientific literature, violence in Palestinian young people seems to be interrelated with complex factors including the continuous political violence, economic hardship, and mounting stress.
Not only because of the subjects I teach, my class sizes, or workload, but because of the mounting stress I feel from my students.
But it was also just the latest sign of mounting stress in an America where political polarization, extremism, and just plain ill will between people of different ideological stripes regularly spills into sporadic violence.
