Sentence examples for put considerable stress from inspiring English sources

His campaign said that the growth had put "considerable stress" on regulators and Mr. McCain held hearings on whether the federal government needed more oversight power.

This could put considerable stress on the coalition not least because Lib Dem activists would almost certainly expect the party in parliament to resist," the MP said.

"Any time you launch a vehicle, you put considerable stress on the manufacturing system to maintain productivity and quality," said Gary L. Cowger, president of G.M.'s North American operations, in a statement.

A NOAA official warned, "NOAA has put together part of a contingency plan to handle such a massive cut, and while it spares tsunami buoys, all other coastal buoys are non-funded and there will be furloughs at both Tsunami Warning Centers (TWC ...These furloughs will take away the TWC's ability to upgrade tsunami models and will put considerable stress on watchstanders ability to react".

It was acknowledged though that the obstetric ultrasound examination put considerable focus on fetal health.

In principle, screening mammograms must be double read, and this puts considerable strain on human resources.

But meanwhile textiles are used to reinforce muscle plates of the diaphragm or the pelvic floor in areas that are suspected to put considerable mechanical stress on the textile implants [ 6, 7].

"It made me take it (lab) more seriously which was quite nerve racking" (student 9) "I disliked having a standardised patient which seemed to put considerable more stress and pressure on me" (student 29) "I found it added to my nerves because I know that they were older and this made me nervous.

He put considerable empirical flesh on the classical Marxist bones.

Moreover, users must put considerable trust into notaries.

The aircraft-maker put considerable resources into the facility.