Sentence examples for stand the stress from inspiring English sources

Alan Davies, comedian No, I'm not, because I simply can't stand the stress of it.

The company had notified us in March 2007 that the department was going to be outsourced to Manila, and I couldn't stand the stress of waiting.

As Tracey talked about what an "amazing" business it is because she doesn't know if she "could stand the stress if all of us weren't together," Jill arched an eyebrow several degrees higher at each word.

Then there would be less mystery about why our retired racehorses can't even stand the stress of a short movie run and a greater understanding of why things need to be changed.

If you cannot stand the stress, get away.

If so, presumably these individuals are not able to stand the milder epithelium stress induced by oats.

In David Sutherland's intimate and generally unsentimental documentary, shown on "Frontline" in 1998, a young Nebraska farm couple, Juanita and Darrel Buschkoetter, battle drought and bankers to save their farm and stand up to the stress that ends their marriage.

People often wonder how delicate arches and finely balanced pillars of stone stand up to the stress of holding up their own immense weight.

If you're going to be walking many miles, you want to make sure you're in shoes that will stand up to the stress.

Trips can be stressful, and will force you to spend lots of time together at once, so it can be a nice way to see whether or not your relationship will stand up to the stress of it.

"He will update the members on where we stand and again stress the need to seek common ground across party lines to reach an agreement and pass VAWA as quickly as possible so we protect all victims of these horrendous crimes, and fully punish those who commit them," Heye said in a statement.