Sentence examples for stressed because it from inspiring English sources

And the leaf's shaping is especially stressed because it is so peculiar – extremely complex and perhaps impossible.

It's a very long day but it's because of where I live because it's really far and sometimes I get really stressed because it takes two hours from my house to here.

The most highly charged period of the day was between 6 and 8 p.m. Men said they were stressed at that time, the researchers found, but they actually enjoyed coming home, while women truly were stressed because it was the brunt of their "second shift" of housework and caretaking.

"I'm a bit stressed because it's hot and I have to respond to a lot of people but I'm fine.

"She could see that I was stressed, because it's a really important gala you don't want to do anything wrong," Rousteing says.

"She could see that I was stressed, because it's a really important gala — you don't want to do anything wrong," Rousteing says.

Allegedly, the ACI 440.2-08 adopthethe bond reduction factor for zones of combined high shear and normal stresses because "it is sufficiently conservative".

This point should be obvious, but it is worth stressing, because it underscores the fact that the labels "disabled" and "impaired" do not track a distinct phenomenological experience.

It's important to know the mating system of exploited shark species, Shivji stresses, because it influences the genetic diversity in a population: Monogamous species could be harder hit by overfishing.

Accordingly, Hog1 nuclear enrichment has been used as an indicator for the Hog1 response to normal and periodic osmotic stresses because it is convenient for imaging analysis [7], [10], [11], [17], [18], [19].

Don't stress because it will only kill your energy.