Sentence examples for took stressful from inspiring English sources

I observed many people around me who either became angry and bitter from stress and others who took stressful situations and turned them around in a positive way.

Doctors treating acne patients may also want to take stressful conditions into account in deciding when to time a change in prescription, she said.

Mr. Wallace was rich and famous and a powerful figure in television news when his life took a stressful turn in 1982.

And many of those people are appealing the decision of a system where more than four in ten end up winning, though it often takes several stressful, cash-strapped months to get their result.

Take the stressful, business aspect out of it, and just use it as a means to get to know people and find out more about the industry you're interested in working in.

That's the promise of CarWoo, a startup that looks to take the stressful negotiation tactics and pushy salespeople out of the equation, allowing consumers to buy their car online with a relatively small amount of hassle.

If done right, we can take the stressful forces of college admissions and apply the same energy to exploring interests over time.

The hottest ticket in Hollywood this week isn't for an anticipated new action film or a cutting-edge band — it's for a 50-year-old movie about a singing nun-to-be who takes a stressful baby-sitting job.

In our study faecal samples were taken under stressful conditions, i.e. in the spring from ewes in late pregnancy and in the autumn after driving the sheep from mountain-pastures, which supports that the ewes are not infected before they are driven to the mountain pastures but get infected there.

Bill: It was really stressful, took such a toll emotionally.

But in her senior year of high school, with the distraction of the student council and cheerleading, she took "a less stressful schedule," she says, and wound up lacking some admission requirements.