Sentence examples for overly stressing from inspiring English sources

For example, Bury's (1982) concept of biographical disruption has been critiqued for overly stressing discontinuity (Williams, 2000), with Pound, Gompertz, and Ebrahim (1998) finding that the onset of stroke in older working-class people in the East End of London was perceived to be a continuation of their life struggles.

It is easy to allow yourself become overly stressed and lose sight of your goal.

And most said they could handle all their family responsibilites without feeling overly stressed.

I was overly stressed, the thinnest I've been, eating in an extreme way.

And overworked and overly stressed caregivers can burn out and become physically or mentally ill themselves.

"If I was going to keep swimming, it was to conquer that feeling of being overly stressed.

As Broadie points out, US PGA tour professionals average 29 putts per round, which makes people overly stress its importance.

Meanwhile, America's overly stressed soldiers continue to commit suicide and perpetrate domestic violence at alarming rates.

It's an essential act, because a caregiver who burns out, who becomes overly stressed, exhausted or ill, is no help to anyone.

The brakes are not overly stressed on the Spanish circuit, but it is a difficult track for setting up the aerodynamics.

Two in five said workplace stress has led them to resign or consider resigning, and one in three felt that admitting to being overly stressed would mean they were perceived as less capable than their colleagues.