Sentence examples for strained resource from inspiring English sources

Now architects are having to re-think the city in the age of high population, strained resource use and global environmental impacts.

Such a shift could pose big problems in places where water is already a strained resource, they say.

Lebanon accommodates 317,229 Syrian refugees, despite its severely strained resources.

The situation strained resources and led to anti-immigration efforts.

Still, the growth has strained resources, crowding the high school and stretching police and fire protection.

The events of Sept. 11 and since have further strained resources.

Strained resources Iraqi officials say most returnees come from Syria, where an estimated 1.4 million refugees have fled.

By giving licenses to illegal immigrants, many voters say, the state would attract more illegal immigrants who would be a drain on already strained resources like schools.

The daily appearance of the Chinese and other bus gamblers has surprised the church staff and left them a bit concerned about their increasingly strained resources.

The increasing number of drug-related and "quality-of-life" arrests in New York City has strained resources and expanded already bursting caseloads at the Legal Aid Society, the main nonprofit agency providing representation for indigent defendants.

The increasing demand for imaging has also strained resources over the past decades.