Sentence examples for under further strain from inspiring English sources
Any such move would be fiercely resisted by Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems, putting the coalition under further strain.
This not only pushes them further into debt, but means they are more dependent on welfare for financial security, putting the system of state support under further strain.
The Everton manager, however, refused to be drawn on Howard's long-term plans should his relationship with supporters come under further strain.
That is likely to put the very complex fiscal framework funding deal agreed by the Treasury and Scottish government earlier this year under further strain.
Meanwhile, the current system of care for the elderly – premised on low paid, often migrant labour – will get worse as local authority budgets come under further strain.
The governing coalition of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert came under further strain when the Labor Party, a main coalition partner, joined a no-confidence motion in Parliament.
It involves formation of dense dislocation walls (DDWs) and dislocation tangles (DTs) in original grains and in the refined cells (under further straining) as well, transformation of DDWs and DTs into subboundaries with small misorientations separating individual cells or subgrains, and evolution of subboundaries to highly misoriented grain boundaries.
By taking the franchise back from National Express and holding it for more than a year the government is losing out on payments of £179m that were due under the contract in 2010/2011, putting further strain on a state rail budget that is already pumping an estimated £500m into struggling franchises in the form of revenue support over the next two years.
The paper came under further financial strain when Mr. Weinberg invested in a round-the-clock Russian-language radio station.
These changes could further strain Japan's relations with South Korea and China, which suffered under Japanese militarism and remain sensitive to any signs of its revival.
This will further strain relations.
