Sentence examples for terrible strain from inspiring English sources
That network is now under terrible strain.
Must have been a terrible strain on the marriage.
That must have put a terrible strain on the marriage.
"I'm very, very mindful of the terrible strain that this case is causing April's parents".
"It's put a terrible strain on the special education system," he said.
A rumour got about last night that Dorando had died from the effects of the terrible strain of the race.
Turkey was Israel's best friend and best hope in the region, and this action has placed terrible strains on that relationship.
(A husband and wife who collaborate on a book often have a different tale to tell, of a marriage that develops terrible strains in the cause of working together, but that is the stuff of gossip columnists).
The pressure "will impose terrible strains on the government and society" for years to come, said Jean-Paul Fitoussi, professor of economics at the Institut d'Études Politiques in Paris.
If we cured cancer, everyone else would be cheering, but that front-page Journal story would lament the terrible strains on the Social Security trust fund if people live too long.
"People living with cancer should not be left to deal with the terrible financial strain alone," says its chief executive Ciaran Devane.
