Sentence examples for whose stress from inspiring English sources
The participants whose stress response mirrored actual (not imaginary) levels of uncertainty performed best on the task.
The findings were based on a study of 13 H.I.V.-positive men whose stress levels were assessed before they were given drug therapy.
She's started up again, but that was proper anguish from Brave Paula, whose stress fracture couldn't hold up to the demands of the marathon.
The brothers tend to be a little too digressive and clever for a couple of guys whose stress levels ought to be through the roof.
But it is personalized to the degree that, for example, a member whose stress analysis reveals her career to be her biggest source of stress will be given more career-related exercises than someone worried mostly about dating.
Red circles indicate the epicenters of 16 earthquakes whose stress drops were calculated.
That could rip the heart out of a Somerset side already lacking Kieron Pollard and Marcus Trescothick, whose stress-related illness caused him to fly home early from the event two years ago and could again force his exclusion.
There have been many English cricketers who have refused the supposed delights of the winter tour, but none more celebrated than Marcus Trescothick, the England batsman whose stress-related illness forced him to pull out of the national squad in 2006.
In a city whose stressed budget and inefficiencies mirror the country's, garbage has become a huge issue, a symptom of the body politic's iffy health.
He is accused of molesting more than 130 children, mostly elementary-school boys from the most devout and vulnerable families, whose stressed mothers were pathetically grateful when a priest offered to take the boys for ice cream.
The work of film-maker Asghar Farhadi shows us a Tehran which is much more like a European city than cinema-goers here had suspected, a place with recognisable people whose stressed working lives are not governed just by geopolitical issues that make it onto the news.
