Sentence examples for stress leaving from inspiring English sources

Both of them died under the stress, leaving Conrad an orphan at 11.

His real day job, though, is one that is almost always high stress, leaving scant time for a personal life.

Maybe chronic unease has simply raised this generation's tolerance level for stress, leaving it uniquely well equipped to deal with uncertainty.

The volunteers here prefer to call it just post-traumatic stress, leaving out the disorder, as not to stigmatize a condition that the soldiers acquired while serving the country.

Despite the initial upheaval, Barber likens their arrival in Portugal to "the steam rising off a wet jacket in a warm room – you can almost see the stress leaving you when you get here".

But only a few past animal studies have closely tracked changes to synapses after exercise and none looked simultaneously at stress, leaving the results unrepresentative of actual life, which always contains some amount of stress.

The stress leaves him exhausted, short-tempered.

Key members of the technical staff have left; others have taken "stress leave" to recuperate.

Mature canopy could be lost because such stress leaves trees more vulnerable to disease and insects.

Long hours and job stress leave scant energy for stoking the sexual fires.

The return on investment would be present in terms of decreased sick leave, stress leave, etc. quite rapidly.