Sentence examples for stresses of having from inspiring English sources
The performance logic of excluding Wiggins and giving Froome an unhindered run, without the pressure and potential stresses of having the 2012 winner in the team, looked impeccable, but the wisdom or otherwise of Brailsford's decision will remain hotly discussed, the more so now that Froome has lost a second major stage race this year – after the Dauphiné – owing to crashes.
As the film flashes forward a couple years, we now see that the Midwestern couple has repaired their marriage (made possible only by a painful accident), while the young idealists struggle under a mountain of college debt and the stresses of having a newborn in Manhattan.
Tasha and Alishya, Tonia and Ken's teenage daughters, and Brittney, the daughter of Jesse, a retired Sergeant Major who had been blinded in combat, wrestled silently with the stresses of having a seriously wounded father and overextended family members, while doing everything they could to make life easier for their parents.
Cianfrance had Gosling and Michelle live together in their rural Pennsylvania house with their onscreen daughter (Faith Wladyka) and watched as they struggled with the real stresses of having to share a bathroom and do the dishes three times a day.
The beauty of the mountain setting and this elegant former mining town's distance from the stresses of New York, Los Angeles and Toronto have a way of dispelling pessimism.
It seems as though the stresses of stardom have gotten to Master Chief.
Then there is the stress of having been involved in a terrorist attack.
It's almost as if the stress of having to have all that fun is too much for them.
The stress of having relatives visit may also be enough to send some expectant mothers into labor.
"People are dealing with the enormous stress of having an illness, and on top of that they have the stress of bills," Mr. Kirsch said.
Many of the kids confided in him about the stress of having to be "man of the house" when a parent worked nights.
