Sentence examples for straining resources from inspiring English sources

There are more competitions now than ever, straining resources.

The UK's health secretary Jeremy Hunt said the H3N2 virus is straining resources at the NHS.

Tens of thousands of Syrians have sought refuge in Lebanon and Jordan, straining resources in those countries.

More than four million refugees have fled Syria altogether, straining resources in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq.

Yes, we're straining resources, they say, and it's undeniable that some parts of the globe are overrun with humanity.

The more each worker can produce in the same number of hours, the more the economy can expand without straining resources and igniting inflation, the thinking goes.

These include rapid population growth, which is straining resource use, man-made and natural disasters for which most countries are ill-prepared, ineffective policies for addressing other crises.

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.