Sentence examples for unusual strain from inspiring English sources

But there is no sense of panic or even unusual strain on the part of the hospital's staff.

That prospect seemed to put an unusual strain on the relationship between the longtime allies, who have been speaking of each other in increasingly harsh tones.

Tara was the first of five dogs from the Upper West Side to have tested positive for an unusual strain of leptospirosis this year.

And the added two weeks are putting an unusual strain on filmmakers, stars and battle-weary awards campaigners who since 2004 have become accustomed to a shorter season.

Samples taken from a tub at the Stoke-on-Trent branch of the JTF Mega Discount Warehouse match those taken from patients with an unusual strain of the bacteria responsible for the disease.

In a sign of the most unusual strain between the two allies, the Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, told the Foreign Secretary, William Hague, yesterday that when hearings into the circumstances of the release – and what involvement BP may have had behind the scenes – open on Capitol Hill on 29 July, she expects Britain to say something new.

No patients had unusual strains of the disease.

We seem to be breeding unusual strains of self-styled freedom fighters.

Much of their time is spent as amateur geneticists, crossing unusual strains of locally grown, organic corn varietals.

Staff there treat patients who contract the virus and run surveillance for unusual strains in people and poultry, pigs and other animals.

Brewers are increasingly shunning generic, mass-produced lagers in favour of more flavoursome, complex and experimental beers, particularly those made with aromatic American hops and unusual strains of yeast.