Sentence examples for unbearable strain from inspiring English sources

This would be an unbearable strain.

Even if it hasn't, human settlement will create an unbearable strain.

If the court were to uphold his conviction it could put an unbearable strain on Enrico Letta's left-right government.

Are South African mining firms under unbearable strain?The first is causing most debate and is shaking up the industry.

People have seen their incomes stagnate in recent years, while the cost of living has continued to rise, placing the finances of many households under unbearable strain.

As more revelations about MPs' expenses continued to be published today, she blamed the Telegraph for the "unbearable strain" she said the disclosures had put MPs under.

The United Nations estimates that every 17 seconds another Syrian flees the country, placing almost unbearable strains on Lebanon and Jordan, in particular.

This would allow the UK and other EU members to limit levels of migration, subject to agreement from the European commission, if they are able to prove that public services are facing unbearable strains in their countries.

If rates stay that high, it could add unbearable strains to a country that is expected to have to refinance nearly $500 billion in 2012, one of the highest amounts in the euro zone and the equivalent of 20 percent of Italy's G.D.P. "The situation is getting clearly worse," said Tito Boeri, an economics professor at Bocconi University in Milan.

Increasing case loads of a myriad of other afflictions, such as carcinomas, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, infectious diseases, and psychiatric disorders will place unbearable strains on the sustainability of emergency and health care systems.

We face a crisis that could put unbearable strains on our health care system.