As the solution accelerates to maintain the flow rate, the DNA strands become stretched to a point where they break.
Interestingly inevitably?—Nobel's original intention that the peace award should be solely for those who prevent wars has become stretched to include those who try to end them or who campaign against their remoter causes, such as the abuse of human rights.As to the economics prize, Mr Feldman subscribes to the view, not uncommon among economists themselves, that it should not exist.
As austerity begins to bite hard and resources become stretched, the treatment of drug users is hardly a coalition spending priority, yet in the long run, the good that places like Park View, Art & Soul and other services in Merseyside and elsewhere do, is incalculable.
During an accident, long tracts of nerve cells in the brain can become stretched, leading to shearing or tearing – this confirms what it says in my letter from the hospital: "A few areas of gradient echo susceptibility in the left frontal lobe which represent some tiny microhemorrhages".
Even the best people become stretched too thin, leaving the company vulnerable to mistakes and missed opportunities.
Life in the developed world seems to be moving faster and faster, but in another sense, time has become stretched.
However, when the team become stretched those 10-yards passes, the little give-and-gos, are harder to play.
The risk is that unless supply accelerates significantly, affordability will become stretched.
Cheeks become stretched a little tighter; hands and lips get chapped.
Mr. Hourican indicated that the bank's operations had become stretched across too many countries and business units.
