Sentence examples for time strains from inspiring English sources

"New technologies and processes being implemented by our studio and QA teams are not only improving game quality but also reducing the time strains on game development," wrote a spokesperson.

At the same time, strains are growing between OPEC members on the Arabian peninsula, like Saudi Arabia, which have largely adhered to the quotas, and those that have not, like Iran, Venezuela and Angola.

In this vulnerable time, "strains in global financial markets" — read, turbulence in the euro zone — pose a serious threat, it added.

Prions come in different strains, each with a slightly different structure, and, most of the time, strains breed true.

In contrast, aminoglycosides like streptomycin and neomycin were used to treat vaginal infections at the time strains 317 and 594 were isolated [42].

At the same time, strains in different genogroups that use different binding interfaces, as defined by their locations and sequence motifs, can recognize the same HBGA-targets, pointing to the overall functional and structural similarity of these distinct binding sites.

I used to spend most of my time straining to be a nice guy so people would like me.

Sitting in his wheelchair for a long time strained his legs.

Certain later works unfold over extraordinarily lengthy spans of time, straining the capabilities of performers to play them and audiences to hear them.

Idle for the four weeks since they completed their Scottish Football League schedule, the Queen of the South players seemed to have spent the time straining at the leash.

At last year's Tour Championship, Woods's ball was lodged against a rock, but instead of taking a penalty stroke, he intentionally hit the rock and the ball at the same time, straining a muscle in his neck.