Sentence examples for under more strain from inspiring English sources

"Service centre staff are already overburdened from excessive centralisation, but the sheer number of vacancies and lost adviser hours are only putting them under more strain.

In a city full of professionals with demanding careers, many in government, Cini said marriage may come under more strain than usual.

Families are currently under more strain due to changes in the welfare system and increased unemployment so the concern is that more relationships will break down".

At least, they have done so until now.Ministers against generalsThe cross-party consensus on Afghanistan is under more strain than ever before.

On the other side, retailers are under more strain than at any other period in the year, which means that, unfortunately, sometimes mistakes will happen," he said.

For a long time, the left wing has tried to uphold a parallel faith in the right to freedom of speech and the right to privacy – a contradiction that is now under more strain than ever.

It immediately knocked out power to half the city, and the loss of the transformer will leave the city's overall power system under even more strain.

But the Trussell Trust warns the impact of last week's budget, which saw further cuts to tax credits and benefits, will put their services under even more strain.

The admission over the number of civilian job losses - which may have come from miscalculations in the money for civilians - is likely to put the department under even more strain, and force a rethink about where redundancies will come from.

The prospect of more refugees arriving from Afghanistan, as well as the growing influx due to the conflict in Syria, could mean asylum systems across the EU come under even more strain.

"I was a Republican at a time when I felt like there was a problem that the markets were under a lot more strain.