Sentence examples for strain from the from inspiring English sources

The Schengen agreement, already under incredible strain from the refugee and migration crisis, is surely history.

"Without that extraordinary revenue, they could no longer cover the strain from the rising toll of debt," Mr. Turetsky said.

Still, residents spoke of the emotional strain from the continued aftershocks and fears of another tsunami.

The report follows accusations by employers' groups that companies would come under severe strain from the chancellor's living wage scheme, which he announced in the budget in July.

NHS hospitals and GP surgeries are already under strain from the sharply rising levels of swine flu and other flu strains afflicting the population over the holiday period.

The New York metropolitan economy, so strong for so long, is finally beginning to show signs of strain from the national slowdown.

Following the postponement, and under considerable strain from the opposition and the media, Ms Doncheva's resolve appeared to weaken.

The economy suffered severe strain from the costs of sanctions, administering apartheid, and military adventurism, especially in Namibia and Angola.

Strain from the free strain recovery test.

We separated the wild-type strain from the mutant strain to avoid contamination.

The roughly 1% volume reduction is mostly due to compressive strain from the SrTiO3 substrate.