Sentence examples for stress kicks from inspiring English sources

For many people, work stress kicks off at the beginning of the week with the anticipation of a flood of work on Monday, said Joanie Ruge, employment and career expert for global job board Monster.com.

Is this post-traumatic stress kicking in?

"Overexuberance on the upside leads to herd behavior and panic during the correction," said Avanidhar Subrahmanyam, an professor of behavioral finance at U.C.L.A. "People just panic and the stress hormone kicks in".

Research shows that when the stress response kicks in, investors become highly attuned to the short term and basically turn off any thought about the long term.

When there's a conflict, a few things happen: our stress response kicks in and we become reactive, then we often communicate from old patterns (i.e. your own parent's voice comes out of your mouth).

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So here they are the ABCs of kicking stress out of your life.

Families migrating to cities around the globe find themselves facing this same kind of "American" stress: the boot-kick to the gut you get when you can't quite manage to pull yourself up by the bootstrap.

Our pupils shrink or grow based on the amount of available light; absent any change in lighting, enlarged pupils mean the brain's noradrenergic system system, which is responsible for stress reactions, has kicked in.

The stress of the accident kicked off an episode of recurrent atrial fibrillation, sending her heart rate to dangerous speeds.

Swimming is also good, he says, although the breaststroke, with its whippy frog kick, may stress the knee and should be avoided.