Sentences with phrase «under strain»

If you're feeling your organization's habits and customs coming under strain from millennials, that's exactly what's supposed to happen.

What that really means is, over time your carefully constructed persona will crack under the strain of reality.

The country was put under strain as a result, he added.

And we're not even talking massively multiplayer yet - we're talking servers struggling under the strain of 50 people.

Both of them present elastic, then plastic, behaviours before breaking under the strain.

Cash flow shortages are usually not a problem for large companies with unlimited cash reserves but small and medium - sized companies can suffer under the strain of cash shortages.

Most of us are living under a strain that human nature never was intended to bear.

As companies look to hire more people, the global skills shortage shows no sign of easing — labour markets are still under strain in a world of continuous change.

If the kidneys are already under strain, you will inevitably need to introduce some changes in your dietary habits.

However in the peak seasons this can be put under strain particularly late afternoon and early evening.

But if your breastfeeding relationship comes under strain for whatever reason, adjustments may be necessary.

So their relationship falls under strain, and they may end up separating and divorcing.

The discipline for which our schools had been so famous was placed under strain.

With the NHS under strain, could a more effective waste management strategy provide some relief?

Climate consensus under strain — We ask a range of experts: what damage has been done by recent criticisms of climate science credibility?

However, it is a bit awkward to use at times and gets hotter than the other top phones when under strain.

This can put your advertising under strain if you're a small business.

Only the vents, which get hot under strain, make using it uncomfortable on your lap for a more than a half - hour.

Trying to solve complex marital problems under the strain of living every day with the other person can make it harder to view the marriage issues objectively.

Unfortunately, if couples do not know how to maintain their love for one another, especially under the strains of everyday life, it may disappear completely.

It also meant it would not bow under the strain of the weight and bend.

I will analyze three of them while showing how they have recently come under strain that test the resilience of science in novel and sometimes unexpected ways.

We also recommend testing your internet speed at peak streaming hours (between 6 — 10 p.m. weekdays) to determine if your neighborhood struggles under the strain of heavy traffic.

If you feel as though you're cracking under the strain, we have a specially created list of writing services, just for you.

Our team can help you when you are suffering under the strains of difficult medical conditions from catastrophic injury.

So I was shocked to find out at 36 weeks that the divide had already happened to me, under the strain of the growing baby against the abdominal wall.

Kusama's is a wonderful behind - the - music story, the outsider with destiny in her sights, who moves to the big city to prove herself, then collapses under the strain of striving, only to stage a comeback, bigger than ever.

Family obligations and relationships can come under strain during weeks or months spent apart — or together, in remote areas with little more than a rifle and containers for samples.

After five years living under strained conditions with his family in Massachusetts, Gorky moved to New York and became absorbed into the cultural milieu of a city on the brink of modernism.

You can also find BHB Salts blended with other nutrients to aid optimal performance while putting your body under strain.

Creatures under strain from climate change include the American pika, a rabbitlike animal that lives on talus, or broken rock, in western alpine mountain regions.

Greetings from New Orleans and the Nonprofit Technology Conference, where e.politics is bearing up nobly under the strain of going to fantastic cities and hanging out with bright and interesting people.

Mr Alexander explained that the UK wanted the temporary unilateral ceasefire, put under strain by exchanges of missile fire earlier today, into a lasting peace.

But most PSBs apart from the BBC are under strain because of increased competition from ever more TV channels, the growing shift to the internet and, in the case of the commercial PSBs, from a downturn in television advertising revenue.

Storytelling in video games can be a hit or miss endeavor, with the best games nailing the basic tenets of good narrative, and the subpar games dying under the strain of too much exposition.

His three children from two marriages (played by Sandler, Ben Stiller and Elizabeth Marvel) reunite under strained circumstances and everybody talks for two straight hours.

At first glance the storyline of Little Miss Sunshine appears to be a completely clichéd American independent comedy / drama — a dysfunctional family is thrown together under strained circumstances to go on a road trip.

Despite having to handle such a large grid of AI cars, the PS4 managed to cope under the strain even after a chaotic first corner pileup, retaining a smooth 60 fps throughout.

Its creaking and groaning under the strain of what RIM is asking it to do.

If it is the case that Wilshere has only lasted a single game before his ankles have come under strain then it remains to be seen as if the Englishman will continue with his loan spell at Bournemouth.

Relations between India and Maldives came under a strain after Male had terminated the agreement it entered into with GMR in 2010 for the modernisation of the Ibrahim Nasir International Airport.

CURRENCY CRISES AND CURRENCY WARS By Gordon Platt FX has withstood many crises, including speculative attacks on the British pound, the Mexican peso crisis, the Thai baht crisis and, more recently, a euro under strain and a potential threat...

Trying to shape those who have had these experiences into a coherent Christian community is harder still, and more than one congregation has thundered and sunk under the strain of sorting out the personal and the corporate.

I think if you spend long periods apart you put a relationship inevitably under strain and, using the euphemism, other distractions have a habit of filling the vacuum and if you're not careful you find that, for one reason or another, the relationship you once had has dwindled.»

I left the church a couple of years ago under strained conditions.