Sentence examples for ordinary stress from inspiring English sources

Moral distress is no ordinary stress, and preserving social trust requires more than just taking a bath, watching comedies, or even meditating.

But most of these women's stories also include a lot of ordinary stress and social isolation, the fallout from divorce and the dispersal of extended families.

In her chapter on stress, she quotes Calvin Hobel, an obstetrician at Cedars-Sinai MedicaLos Angeles Los Angeles, who asserts that even ordinary stress can have deleterious effects, like premature labor or low birth-weight.

a A case of ordinary stress inversions (e.g., Gephart and Forsyth 1984; Michael 1984 , 1987.

Only the middle back, the thoracic region of the spine, between the T1 and T12 vertebrae, is relatively free from ordinary stress.

But the same biologic responses that would give a person extra strength in dangerous situations can produce physical symptoms when facing ordinary stress: rapid heart rate, feeling tense, nervous or queasy, stomachache and having sweaty palms.

At high temperatures, the ordinary stress-optical rule (SOR) held well at low draw ratios; the birefringence was proportional to the stress.

The data were analysed with a modified stress-optical rule: The Young's modulus and the complex strain-optical ratio were separated into two component functions (denoted by G and R) for which the ordinary stress-optical rule held well individually.

Stress: While ordinary stresses of daily life can trigger nightmares, major changes can have the same effect.

Implied in such a definition is the capability of meeting physically, emotionally, and mentally the ordinary stresses of life.

"Lubitz's particular history of depression and mental instability made him a suicide time bomb, triggered to go off under the ordinary stresses of life, particularly the kind of stresses a commercial pilot routinely faces," said attorney Marc S Moller of the New York law firm Kreindler & Kreindler, which represents the families.