Sentence examples for stressed by an from inspiring English sources

I would be so stressed by an overcooked piece of meat.

The panel is initially stressed by an axial load, and is then subjected to a uniform temperature change.

Its flaws were neither new nor specific to the state, but they became apparent -- at least on the national level -- only when the system was stressed by an electorate that was astonishingly evenly divided.

But with its 12-officer police force stressed by an increase in domestic violence, alcohol abuse and property crime, all of which surged through the recession, law enforcement priorities now go way beyond hectoring people about their headgear.

The U.S. Drought Monitor has placed Rockland County under a "severe drought". Rockland's water sources are also stressed by an ever increasing population and lack of available space for new places to store water, making the county more vulnerable to short periods of decreased rainfall, said Lamont's Nicholas Christie-Blick.

Cohen oversees $2.4 billion in assets and is deeply stressed by an impending SEC investigation, his three-year-old son Shiva's diagnosis of severe autism and his imploding marriage to Seema, a Yale Law School graduate whose parents immigrated from India.

As a result, ash trees could become stressed by a lack of water.

"Are they excited, hurting, are they stressed by a sound or person in the room?

Even a 40-year marriage could be stressed by a lack of space, and so they kept looking.

"Entrepreneurs shouldn't be too stressed by a down round as long as they are getting the capital they need to build their vision," he said.

Sports massage's strokes tend to be deep and vigorous and focused on parts of the body that are likely to be stressed by a particular sport.