Sentence examples for stress whether from inspiring English sources

Chronic stress, whether emotional or physical, taxes the body.

"Stress, whether it's real or perceived, causes flight-or-fight hormones to release in the body," he said.

There must have been terrible stress, whether it came from the politician or the people, and Saldanha buckled.

In general, the seeds for annual plants are adapted to sprout each year when conditions return to ideal after a season of stress, whether cold or drought.

Rather than removing the source of stress, whether that's unfeasible workloads, poor management or low morale, some employers encourage their staff to meditate: a quick fix that's much cheaper, at least in the short term.

It's generally stress — whether personal or job related — that drives guests to choose one of these spiritual getaways, according to surveyed clientele and the staff at ashrams and monasteries.

The variation of frequencies with initial stresses, whether fully linear or piecewise linear, depends not only on the aspect ratio of the plate but also on the orthotropy ratio and on the angle of fibre orientation.

I like to find a calm place to move to when I feel stressed, whether it is sitting outside looking at the trees, or on a bench where I can watch people walk by.

"It remains to be seen whether we have a short-term stress, or whether we're facing a crisis," said Mr. Minnix, of the Association of Homes and Services for the Aging.

If your kids or significant other tell you you're especially grumpy, then think about whether a client is causing your stress, and whether that stress is worth it.

We then questioned whether plaque composition was altered by perioperative stress and whether smooth muscle cells or macrophages increased preferentially due to the double hit.