Sentence examples for stresses from from inspiring English sources

Bacterial cells in nature constantly encounter stresses from complex and fluctuating external environments that disrupt growth.

Today, stresses from climate change, conflict and poverty make this approach more urgent than ever.

And it may not be high enough to offset other stresses from global warming.

But how much more austerity can these countries absorb, especially if there are further social stresses from deeper recessions?

Specific considerations are necessary to account for shear stresses from uniform torsion.

Thermal stresses from thermal expansion become a key factor in these types of high temperature systems.

At the age of 51 I don't seem to be able to shrug off the stresses from work as easily as I did.

Using three stakes, so that nothing less than a hurricane can move the tree, prevents it from undergoing the stresses from everyday wind.

These are the more familiar pressures of sixth grade, the backdrop against which the new stresses from standardized tests and college competition are set.

It comes after reports this week that some users had found the phones bending after carrying them in trouser pockets and subjected to stresses from sitting.

For investors, then, the issue is how to sort out the companies that can handle the stresses from the companies that cannot.