Sentence examples for stresses confronting from inspiring English sources

She spotlighted the special stresses confronting married Jewish women from Eastern Europe when they arrived in the United States, for instance: although they were used to working outside the home, even as primary breadwinners in some ultrareligious families, they were initially housebound in America, where custom placed married women in the home.

For example, financial loss, problems with the law, income tax worries, and the effects of natural disasters were cited among the stresses confronting the couple.

Starvation for nutrient and energy sources are common stresses confronted by bacteria in natural environments.

Poor vascularization leads to severe oxygen deprivation or hypoxia, and is a stress confronted by solid tumors.

From the outcome of this study, it can be concluded that our indigenous Lactobacillus fermentum strain Lf1 is adequately equipped with the multifactorial antioxidative and anti-inflammatory defense arsenal not only to protect its own survival but also to confer protection to the host cells against the hostile oxidative stress confronted in the mice gut during colitis.

A simple model, based on Hashin failure criteria and non-local effective stresses is confronted to experiments, and its limits are highlighted.

However, we stress that, confronted with a risk of predation, the swimming performance of tadpoles and jump length of froglets are important traits that affect survival.

But he echoes Michael Kuweh's concerns about the stresses they now confront.

These environmental stresses are frequently confronted during grape growth.

They argue that as a therapy dog, Rosie responds to people under stress by comforting them, whether the stress comes from confronting a guilty defendant or lying under oath.

Examples include frequent monitoring of weight [ 15], and being able to cope with stress and confront problems directly [ 18].