Sentence examples for placed stresses from inspiring English sources

Here is the "native metre" with its falling rhythm, elegiac tone, strong pauses, and variably placed stresses.

Unemployment not only placed stress on couples by forcing them to go without; it also deprived the man, the traditional provider, of his power and authority.

AIDS, known locally as "slim" because of its debilitating effects, spread widely in the early 1980s and has placed stress on families and an already frail health-care infrastructure.

In his polemic with Tzara, Breton also repeatedly placed stress on his rival's foreign origin.

The volume of people accessing orthopaedic technology as a result of increased awareness, placed stress on already limited resources.

This combination can place stress on the lower back.

These drivers place stress on the environment (pressures).

These days, though, more precipitation falls as rain than as snow, placing stress on the reservoirs.

This places stress on those surface fish that normally consume them.

That, in turn, could place stress on banks with large emerging-market exposures.

Exercise also reduces excess weight, which can place stress on joints and increase the chance of developing arthritis.