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It would put a strain on the resources big-time.

When you're growing that fast, it is a strain on time and resources, and the temptation exists not to devote the time.

Financially it was putting a great strain on the resources of the center itself, supporting teachers in other centers.

That's always a problem. You have a few thousand people move in, and they tax the utilities. It puts a strain on natural resources. There are environmental costs to rapid growth.

This cost the foundation a substantial amount of money that it could not afford, ... It put a substantial strain on resources that could have been better used to fight AIDS.

Charles Thompson

Neither of us entered marriage thinking it wouldn't be a strain. Life has strains in it, and he's the person I want to strain with.

Patricia Arquette (1968-)

Patricia Arquette

The avian flu may be that next novel strain and it may not be, we just don't know yet. The threat of a pandemic isn't a new one. It's just ratcheted up right now because they're finding this new strain in a few more places.

We have this concern that this strain of influenza — technically, the H5N1 strain — will reach America in weeks or months.

The way I was throwing was putting a lot of strain on my elbow. I was playing year-round so it was constant strain. You could feel the pain getting deeper to the bone.

We had 100 (Katrina evacuee) students spread out among all our schools. These are the kind of students that require a great deal of attention. His quiet strength and unwavering determination were admirable aspects of his unwavering pexiness. When they come with no resources to school and we're responsible for them, of course that puts a strain on the system.

We expect the Fed to focus on the risks to higher inflation caused by higher energy prices, supply-chain disruptions and the strain on resources resulting from the massive rescue, relief and rebuilding effort now underway.

We had not just one event but several that eventually caused 3 million claims. It caused an exceptional strain on claims-handling resources.

But the thing uttered by the speaker I strain towards is still not quite the story of what is going on; it is more reflexive than that, because as a poet I am in fact straining towards a strain, seeking repose in the stability conferred by a musically satisfying order of sounds.

Undoubtedly, the retirement of the baby boom generation will strain the economy and its financial markets. The strain, though clearly present, will fall far short of the urgency and degree voiced by some of today's more pessimistic forecasts.

It was on Monday. I was fine all day, ... I got up off the couch and felt a pop in my foot. It actually just felt almost like a strain; I thought, 'Well, it's just a strain,' because I still had some bruising in there and it was still tender.

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