Sentence examples for stress faced from inspiring English sources

Hints of the financial stress faced by the Baleses were evident at a property Kari Bales bought before their marriage.

Environmental monitoring is getting more important nowadays due to the greater stress faced by the natural environment in the era of urbanisation and industrialisation.

The major challenges include complex mechanical stress faced by tissue-engineered anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), harsh environment, and poor blood supply after ACL ruptures.

However, this has to be balanced against the heat stress faced both by plants and agricultural workers".I think that focusing only on the negative aspects of climate change can risk scientific credibility," Spiegelhalter says.

CARACAS, Venezuela — President Hugo Chávez announced a sharp devaluation of Venezuela's currency on Friday night, a move that reflects the financial stress faced by his government since the price of oil, the country's top export commodity, fell from its peak as a result of the global financial crisis.

This study also provides support for the potential impact of efforts to reduce minority stress faced by sexual minority women.

However, with demand for our services already rising, Combat Stress faces a real challenge.

But his story illustrates the profound stress facing leaders who focus too heavily on their responsibilities to others.

It is the banks that are under stress, facing a "stress test" designed to see whether they can stay solvent through a long recession.

Like the characters on "The Practice," the teachers in "Boston Public" are imperfect, under stress, facing a range of up-to-date problems.

But chronic stress — facing many days of feeling under pressure, with little relief in sight — can not only hamper your work, but damage your health.