Sentence examples for under real strain from inspiring English sources

But it says families are under real strain.

It has put some local authorities under real strain.

Is New Labour's historic rapprochement with the middle class coming under real strain as the government's desperation for money to fund its promises grows?

This poll reveals an NHS under real strain.

Mike Farrar, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, which represents hospitals, said: "The big message at the heart of this report is that hospitals are under real strain and patients will suffer unless we are able to take swift action".

In the same way that medication often masks symptoms that can lead to greater problems later on, suggesting that simply chasing pleasure can fix the real strain women are under is to ignore their rightful anger and exhaustion.

Financially, it's been a real strain.

The distance, "puts a real strain on marriages," she said.

But it's a real strain for the family.

Beneath the surface some real strains persist.

Third, the social compact that has underpinned the value creation of the market economies of the past 30 years throughout much of the world is under real, and dangerous, strain.