Sentence examples for unusually stressed from inspiring English sources

In the shadow of the public power struggle -- the old guard versus the new Palin-led faction in the Alaska Republican Party -- the effort was taking a noticeable toll on Miller, who seemed unusually stressed and genuinely worried about his personal safety.

Moreover, larger tires with greater surface area than passenger car tires build up unusually high stresses in such tests.

The team measured changes in the prevalence of algae species in 1995, when unusually warm weather stressed the corals and caused them to expel the algae, leaving just the white skeleton behind.

Both stressed that unusually high rainfall could happen in the absence of global warming, as part of the natural variation of the weather, but that human influence on the climate was making such extremes more frequent.

Avoid approaching the person if either of you is feeling angry, tired, stressed, or unusually emotional.

It should be stressed, that an unusually high number of individuals (25%) in this study experienced focal seizures without secondary generalization (focal seizure phenomenology not followed by convulsions), and therefore special attention should be paid to signs of focal seizure phenomenology in this breed in order to avoid that a diagnosis of epilepsy in some individuals is missed [ 25, 26].

Analysts at Credit Suisse said that unusually the stress tests did not have a pass or fail hurdle.

Parents often wonder if dancing places unusually increased stress on the developing foot.

A critical incident is one that leads to an unusually powerful stress reaction that overwhelms the person's ability to adjust emotionally.

We conclude that the overexpression of HaHSFA4a, in combination with that HaHSFA9, further enhanced the, already unusually high, stress resistance conferred by the single overexpression of HaHSFA9.

It needs to be stressed that some reports on unusually high negative polarization in the very inner part of the coma can also be found for aperture-averaged polarimetric observations of comets.