Sentence examples for stresses brought from inspiring English sources

Problems such as stresses brought on by circumstances (new job, moving, living somewhere too small, a new addition to the family, etc) are often fairly easy to address and work on.

Some Earth scientists suggest that fracturing in this region resulted from stresses brought on by the downcutting of the Mississippi River into the surrounding landscape between 10,000 and 16,000 years ago.

We might all rejoice in falling growth-rates and population decline were it not for the concomitant structural changes in age composition, the redistribution of population to urban centers struggling to handle what they already have, and the stresses brought on by international migration, all in the context of a planet with the heebie jeebies.

For example, future planes may be powered by batteries or hybrid gas-electric systems, and have lighter wings that can quickly change shape so as to handle better the stresses brought on by turbulent air.

Midlife stresses brought on by career change, the loss of a loved one, empty nest syndrome or caring for elderly parents can contribute to a declining libido.

Some people tend to care so much more about love compared to loneliness that when it's loneliness' turn to come out after love has gone away for the day, they just don't know how to handle any stresses brought on by loneliness.

Being an over-achiever, I like the challenge that life's stresses bring.

In September, a labour standards inspection office in Tokyo said she had been driven to kill herself due to stress brought on by long working hours.

Wharton faculty say the timing of the legislation is in part a reaction to stress brought on by the economic downturn, even as declining demand for labor has slowed immigration into the United States.

At a later time, when you're overwhelmed and stressed, bring this little bird to mind and remember how that love song made you feel.

Three other people were hospitalized for stress brought on by the shooting.