Sentence examples for widespread stress from inspiring English sources
In other words, the world's ecosystem was under widespread stress for an extended time.
France Telecom said Mr Wenes, who has been attacked by unions for the cost-cutting measures blamed for causing widespread stress in the company, had tendered his resignation.
Critics say it is crude, inaccurate, discriminates against mentally ill claimants, and causes widespread stress, anxiety and even suicidal feelings among claimants.
He's mapped significant mortality in the low and mid-elevation forests in the Sierras, and found evidence of widespread stress in northern California as well, though it's less extreme than in the south.
The rising, widespread stress levels reported by consultants also raise doubts about the viability of David Cameron and the pledge by the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, that the NHS will have become a fully fledged seven-day service by 2020.
There have been widespread concerns about the validity of this test in recent years, with critics saying it is inaccurate, discriminates against mentally ill people and those with fluctuating illnesses, and causes widespread stress and even suicidal feelings among claimants.
Still, even in its limited form, it became a flashpoint at a time of widespread economic stress and pressure on workers.
Putting Safety Check activation in this protective, semi-algorithmic swaddling means the company can cushion itself from blame when the feature is (or is not) activated — since it's not making case-by-case decisions itself — yet also (apparently) sidestep the responsibility for its technology enabling widespread algorithmic stress.
Imperial College Psychiatrist David Nutt, who was not involved in the new research, said the intense distress suffered by those with anxiety comes with insomnia and widespread physical stress.
The findings of widespread heat stress and associated ill-health are disturbing.
This 'protein swap' would generate widespread torsional stress, which would then promote the formation of non-B DNA.
