Sentence examples for ordinary stresses from inspiring English sources

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.

In a society that glorifies confession and victimization, experts are sticking medical labels on people coping with ordinary stresses or misusing them for compensation in lawsuits, said Dr. Satel, who is also the author of "PC, MD.: How Political Correctness Is Corrupting Medicine".

"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.

There were the ordinary stresses of 17th-century life in Massachusetts Bay Colony.

We must, with a sympathetic eye, be courageous enough to view the trauma, abuse, or ordinary stresses of growing up that all of us endure while growing up.

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.

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.