Sentence examples for under some stress from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly a situation I've never found myself in and there's a lot of guys under some stress.

"This is a relationship under some stress but by no means in crisis," said Richard Haass, the director of policy planning at the State Department.

"Putting in an implant that you are going to sit on was also going to put it under some stress so it would be likely to wear out quicker.

If you'd recently taken on the weighty assignment of directing two movies adapted from J. R. R. Tolkien's "Hobbit," then defended that project during a potentially catastrophic labor crisis, you might be under some stress, too.

Scientists believe that early forms of life that existed at that time were already under some stress as a result of the eruption of a network of super-volcanoes called the Siberian Traps, which lasted for up to a million years.

The Bank of England's doomsday economic scenario has left three of Britain's major banks under some stress.

Consistent with the fact that Mdm2 promotes Mdm4 ubiquitylation and degradation (de Graaf et al., 2003; Kawai et al., 2003; Pan and Chen, 2003) under some stressed conditions including ribosomal stress (Gilkes et al., 2006), we found Mdm4 polyubiquitylation was indeed increased with accompanied reduction of Mdm4 levels in Rps27l−/− MEFs.

The coarse WC particles allow a certain degree of plastic deformation by dislocation gliding so that under wearing conditions some stress concentration can be released and their fractures are inhibited.

The principle of the new method is to measure directly the creep deformation of the borehole just after drilling into bedrock under some crustal stress.

The microscopic observation of the fracture surfaces also showed that under some alternating stress conditions, the substrate deposit interface can be severely cracked giving rise to the detachment of the deposit from the substrate steel.

The concentration of ATM* is oscillating under some constant stress.