Sentence examples for severe stresses from inspiring English sources

Lending to the real economy could continue even if severe stresses materialise.

Relative humidity above about 68 percent promotes expansion and warping; cyclical fluctuations also place severe stresses on the paint media.

Adaptation refers to the ability of cells to adjust to severe stresses and achieve altered states of equilibrium while preserving a healthy state.

But he said the modern spike would probably threaten the survival of many species, in addition to putting severe stresses on human civilization.

"The fourth quarter of 2008 is going to be remembered for the severe stresses placed on the global economy and on our industry," Dirk Meyer, A.M.D.'s president and chief executive, told analysts.

"The market will now do its own analysis, aided by the higher level of detail provided, and apply more severe stresses to the various institutions," Mr. Whitfield of RBC said.

The euro zone is under severe stress.

In fact, the all-volunteer Army is under severe stress.

But even in the best of times, it's under severe stress.

He said that he was under severe stress as a result of family problems.

"The instrument will improve the resilience of the firm to a severe stress," the FSA said.