Sentence examples for strain of working from inspiring English sources

State officials dismiss the strain of working in prisons, many officers said.

The strain of working hard at a job he almost certainly didn't enjoy seemed to thicken his tongue.

It is the strain of the distance and the strain of working around bad people, he said.

Unable to leave the house under Taliban rule, she shelled nuts in the dark at home, her eyes weakening from the strain of working with no electricity.

"We're not heroes and we never wanted to be," Luz told Libération, about the dreadful strain of working since the attacks.

SOMETIMES it feels as though I spend half my time working and the other half trying to ameliorate the strain of working.

Mr. Byrne, for one, said he works out regularly, and feels prepared for the strains of working outdoors with heavy machinery.

The strains of working in an open space have aroused the interest of psychologists and human-resources experts, and they are not shy about suggesting ways to cope.

In a new book, he reveals the extreme strains of working as a civilian among frontline soldiers – and how he struggled with the PTSD that ensued.

I have taken early retirement as the stresses and strains of working in an increasingly difficult university post grew to a point where I was sleeping on a foldout mattress under my desk for snatched moments of rest between lectures and meetings.

After the establishment of the space age physicians, human factors engineers, neurologist and psychologists and their special attention to work on people's capability to meet up the physical, psychological, neuroscience and interpersonal strains of working in space, it has been regarded as an issue that seeks urgent consideration.