Sentence examples for relentless stress from inspiring English sources
For Diane Slovak, a builder in Connecticut, trapshooting is a way to relieve the relentless stress of running her 21-year-old business in a tough economy.
Relentless stress causes the body to respond as it does in an emergency, with a "fight or flight" response, said Dr. Redford Williams, who studies stress as part of the psychiatry department of Duke University Medical Center.
Perhaps the campaign could highlight the time of the morning most bankers get up, their long commute, the insane hours they spend in their offices trading with people across the world in different time zones, the relentless stress they are under as they handle multibillion-pound deals on which the livelihoods of thousands depend.
At the start of this year, teaching unions made a joint call for a "significant" salary increase, arguing that there's a "crisis" in recruitment to a profession that people are leaving due to relentless overwork, stress and pressure.
Indeed so many health problems are caused by this relentless thriving energy: stress and its consequences.
At this year's London design festival several products were launched in reaction to the stress of relentless connectivity.
What killed Loiseau, he argued, was the relentless hard work and stress everyone endures who aspires to reach, and then remain at, the top of the French food chain.
The stress of a relentless travel schedule was also wearing on Ben.
Knight was an immediate success at Army because of his coaching philosophy, which stressed discipline, unselfish play, and relentless man-to-man defense.
With the introduction in recent years of a new powerful technique, heart rate variability analysis, several groups of investigators demonstrated that FM subjects have changes consistent with relentless sympathetic hyperactivity with concurrent hypo-reactivity to stress.
A consistent line of research has shown that patients who suffer from FM have signs of autonomic dysfunction, specifically signs of relentless sympathetic activity accompanied by sympathetic hypo-reactivity to stress [ 6].
