Sentence examples for put some strain from inspiring English sources

"It does put some strain on the supply chain, but one of the great things about this partnership is that we have some time to make sure there are ample fruits and vegetables for us to use".

But after last year's record-breaking heat put some strain on the system, one call to Roger Turman Heating and Air Conditioning had everything straightened out in less than 24 hours.

This pose can put some strain on your lower back if you aren't careful, so practice it gently.

And this potentially puts some strain on this dividend as they redirect cashflows to paying down debt ahead of growing the dividend.

This puts some strain on the terminology — offhand, such sequences appear to be as non-random as they come — although to be sure it is desirable that probabilities be assigned even in such sequences.

Being suspected of murder briefly puts some strain on the relationship between Katie and Duhamel's character, Alex, but eventually Alex comes to believe her and convinces her to stay in the crappy little beach town they're in (she was planning on running away again).

The often-shocking violence in the Middle East has put "some real strain" on interfaith relations, he said.

Styling by itself won't overly damage your hair, but repeated stylings multiple times per week put some serious strain on hair.

Only problem was that the offer was so good that it quickly put quite some strain on Amazon's infrastructure.

According to a 2013 study by the nonprofit public health group NSF International, you might be putting some nice strains of E. coli and salmonella in there, too.

It has put some local authorities under real strain.