Sentence examples for under whatever strain from inspiring English sources

Unless these are deceived, Cuba's infant mortality is 7.1 per thousand, its average life-expectancy 75 years: first-world figures which suggest that, under whatever strain, its preventive and primary health-care system is still performing well.

"Whatever strain the police officers are under," said Anthony Gair, a lawyer for Amadou Diallo's mother, Kadiatou, "it in no way compares to the strain or anguish that she has suffered during the last year because her son is dead".

It means that whatever strain the social care system is under now (and there are many campaigners and commentators who say it is already at breaking point) the pressures will increase.

I always paid my taxes, whatever the rate, under whatever government was in place.

Under whatever definition, there are as yet few examples of its practical application.

You deserve to be happy under whatever condition.

Two target genes, PTHR1 and EPHA7, were under-expressed, whatever the stage.

Whatever, a strong strain of existentialism seems likely to run through the new season too.

Whatever your preference, it's important to ensure that you do not place your back under unnecessary strain when sitting or standing.

Are they under immense strain?

But it is now under immense strain.