Sentence examples for seriously stressing from inspiring English sources

The Treasury Department's plan to stress-test the capital levels of the top 15 U.S. banks is seriously stressing out the financial markets.

They wanted to see what effect stress in a person's early 20s had, and considered stressful events related to such things as relationships, employment and health.Of those subjects who were seriously stressed in their early 20s (having four or more stressful episodes, after a stress-free youth), 33% who had a copy of the short version became depressed.

She replied that she was seriously stressed.

Another Twitter user, Deborah Turner, said: "My autistic son is seriously stressed as card not working in shops or machines, doing my best to help him by phone #natwest".

The findings also include that men are very often "seriously stressed" and those who have one or three children are more stressed than those who have two; fathers who do more housework are less stressed than those who do a smaller amount; and fathers whose partners work full-time have a better sense of wellbeing than those whose partners work part-time.

On Hostelworld.com, Johnny from China said hostel officials "evacuated the whole building at mid-night," and John from England wrote that he was "SERIOUSLY stressed out" by having to book another place (and paying three times as much for a Midtown hotel).

Maybe the participants were not seriously stressed in the laboratory context, as compared to a real-life-situation at the workplace.

"In general, my view is that we should not take spelling mistakes too seriously," stressed Horobin.

It's hard to be seriously stressed out and having a great time simultaneously, so having fun translates to, among other things, stress reduction.

Last but not least, AMERICAN BOYBAND is back with a new episode, finding Kevin Abstract seriously stressed out about headlining his first tour.

These animals are already seriously stressed by climate change, and now Shell wants to go drill for oil in the Chukchi Sea.