Sentence examples for undergoing stress from inspiring English sources
Addiction thrives in societies undergoing stress.
The same seven lenders are undergoing stress tests to be released on 1 December.
Commercial banks across Europe are undergoing stress tests and recapitalization to meet more demanding reserve requirements imposed after the global financial crisis.
Modern medical tests on drivers have improved, and today, Riccardo Ceccarelli, a Formula One doctor who works for the Toro Rosso and Lotus teams and runs a performance clinic for racing drivers in Italy, said his studies had shown that racing drivers in general do not have the same physiological reactions in their brain functions while undergoing stress as "normal" people.
The difficulty inherent in ruling Egypt from Baghdad, which was itself undergoing stress and turbulence, is evident from the rapid turnover in governors assigned to Egypt; al-Maʾmūn's father, the caliph Hārūn al-Rashīd (ruled 786 809), for example, appointed 24 governors in a reign of 23 years.
Parts for the demonstrator had been undergoing stress testing recently, which has likely helped contribute to these design changes.
There is evidence suggesting that some solid-looking asteroids may be fractured inside because of collisions with other objects or undergoing stresses caused by the gravitational tugging of larger bodies they pass, some scientists say.
As concluded previously [38], this implies that cells undergoing stress-induced mutation are either fully SOS induced or are induced to levels at which some component other than Pol IV becomes rate-limiting for mutagenesis.
The timing of SA-βgal induction in salamander cells is similar to that reported in mammalian fibroblasts undergoing stress-induced senescence (Parrinello et al., 2003).
Cells undergoing stress-induced premature senescence manifest all the characteristics of replicatively senescent cells: an enlarged and flattened morphology, SA- β-gal activity, SAHF formation, cell cycle regulation, gene expression, and telomere shortening.
"They undergo stress more frequently".
