The first Minuteman missiles had already become a great source of stress for McNamara.
I think that the controversial and ambiguous nature of the war is a source of stress for these guys.
"My bet is it continues to be a source of stress for President Taylor," he said.
The rise in the price of food is an extra source of stress for households who are already struggling to make ends meet, new research has revealed.
The third grade citywide tests, the first among a battery of high-stakes standardized tests that New York City schoolchildren are required to take throughout their school careers, have long been a source of stress for parents, teachers and students.
It's a wonderful design, though it does make for a lot of page-flipping and corner-folding, which can be a source of stress for a frantic cook like me.
But the new findings, from the National Survey of Student Engagement, show that financial worries are a major source of stress for undergraduates while they are still in school.
A survey for the American Psychological Association published in October found that the election was a source of stress for 52% of American adults; during the summer, 70% of registered voters – that is, including Trump supporters – said the prospect of a Trump presidency made them anxious, according to a Washington Post poll.
Some in Atascocita, Linder said, "emphasised this sense of change and transition in their neighbourhoods, that that was a source of stress for them and that they were resistant to making changes in their own lives given the flux that was around them.
If the emotional support animal is living in circumstances it is not suited for – like a dog that is left alone all day – it can become a health issue for the animal and a source of stress for both the animal and patient.
For some, it is a source of strength, for others, a source of stress, for most it is likely both — a way to connect with loved ones, a reminder of what they are missing at home and a way for the daily stresses of bills, child care, the ups and downs of marriage — to seep into their challenging lives in a war zone.
