Sentence examples for stress increasingly from inspiring English sources

Stress, increasingly given as a reason for being off work, is conveniently hard to diagnose.

Employee absence from work is persistently higher in the public and voluntary sectors than in other sectors, with stress increasingly blamed as the main problem.

With regard to the former, Quentin Skinner, the other significant English political theorist and historian to promote the recovery of civic humanism in a contextualist mode, has come to stress increasingly its Roman rather than Hellenic antecedents.

A 2012 study by the market research institute firm Rheingold found that for 46percentt of Germans, everyday stress increasingly prevents them from enjoying life.

Abiotic stresses increasingly curtail crop yield as a result of global climate change and scarcity of water and nutrients.

At higher deformations towards and in stage IV, the dislocation density and the internal stresses increasingly fluctuated within the whole grain.

Under the Sāsānians, stress was increasingly placed on the fire cult and the worship of Ahura Mazdā.

Doubts over the first three films resurfaced, as many noted how, in the second trilogy, the stress on increasingly assured and beautiful effects failed to mask the flat characters, banal dialogue and rather apologetic acting.

Mechanical stress is increasingly applied in microelectronics.

It is found that the residual stress becomes increasingly compressive with increasing ion energy, with a slight concomitant fall in the coefficient of friction; neither the surface roughness nor the surface topography is affected.

Our results also indicate that senescence and modulating factors like oxidative stress are increasingly important to the fitness of longer lived mammals (and vice versa).