Strain

Ye blind guides, which strain at a gnat, and swallow a camel.

BERLIN When placed under too much strain, chains tend to break at the weakest link.

But the system for protecting human rights at the international level is today under considerable strain.

This relationship, however, is not always without strain.

Periods in which trade grows at a slower pace than output are rare, and reflect severe strain on the global economy s health.

Yet freedom of speech in the West is under strain.

The Russian strain of political messianism is pretty much exhausted.

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For example, additional letters may be added to indicate a strain.

Griffith concluded that the type II R had been transformed into the lethal III S strain by a transforming principle that was somehow part of the dead III S strain bacteria.

For example, refugees leaving Sudan can strain the stability of neighboring Chad.

Prolonged periods of strain tend to weaken the fabric of institutional cooperation.

You blind guides, who strain out a gnat, and swallow a camel!

The Nazis looked at Jews as a strain of microbes, and it was for this reason that they wanted to destroy them so brutally and meticulously.

At least one strain of this bacterium is able to convert morphine in aqueous solution into the stronger and somewhat expensive to manufacture drug hydromorphone (Dilaudid).

To what extent the EU can take this strain, only time will tell.

The immense response by central banks and finance ministries has eased the strain.

Under tremendous strain, Tymoshenko s government succeeded in keeping the budget deficit under control.

We realize that reporting can be a strain on already limited administrative resources.

In January 2003, Anastacia decided to have her breasts reduced because of back strain.

One strain of HPAI A(H5N1) is spreading globally after first appearing in Asia.

Strain not thine eyes . ( Wistfully ) at what We have bestowed on certain classes of them , nor grieve over them but lower thy wing ( in gentleness ) to the believers .

Strain not thine eyes . ( Wistfully ) at what We have bestowed on certain classes of them , nor grieve over them but lower thy wing ( in gentleness ) to the believers .

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The continued restrictions imposed by Israel on the freedom of movement of Palestinian persons and goods placed a great strain on the refugees, severely hampering their access to work, schools, health care, food and clean water.

And experts worry that the novel H1N1 virus could mutate into a more severe strain.

It is a strain to think that governments have the same motivations as private citizens.

Nor does the ECB have reason to be gratified with its strain of quantitative easing.

Many references to bird flu and H5N1 in the popular media refer to this strain.

Sami is at work.

For starters, the Sprague Dawley strain of rats that he used is naturally prone to tumors.

For example, a flu strain is a certain biological form of the influenza or flu virus.

But what is the matter with the unbelievers , that they strain their glances continuously towards them ,

I work at a university.

I feel underappreciated at work.

The strain on Syria s neighbors is immense, and the conflict is inexorably seeping into the wider region.

A number of critical issues were placing a great strain on the fragile situation on the ground.

But I am afraid that the problematic strain within Islam is not the province of a few extremists.

This strain further reduces the risk of having US troops stationed on the Korean side of China s border.

The syndrome may be due to anatomical variations in the muscle nerve relationship, or from overuse or strain.

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