Meanings of puts a strain in English

That puts a strain on already stretched public services.

A leaking valve puts a strain on the heart, but this can also be treated.

Moving useless monuments like these puts a strain on all space-time".

It just puts a strain on everything.

Crying puts a strain on all the baby's vital organs and its delicate, fragile blood vessels and heart.

The airlines had pushed for November because holding a deal together for months puts a strain on the parties.

More traffic puts a strain on park resources, but it also results in more fees collected at park gates.

We know that puts a strain on developing it but that has to happen because it underpins everything else.

And then when you've got the retirement of significant players as well, that puts a strain on the system.

Water retention puts a strain on your kidneys so flushing your kidneys with water will aid in protecting your kidneys.

The airlines had been pushing for November because holding a deal together for months puts a strain on the parties.

Newspapers, for instance, are struggling with plummeting advertising revenue, which puts a strain on the cost structure that supports journalism.

This cannot be done with the continuous process, which puts a strain on the threads and thus effaces their individuality.

This, however, puts a strain on our hospital space as we are full to the brim with patients, said Du Plessis.

While a sustained sub-$100 Brent is bearable for Saudi Arabia, it puts a strain on others such as Iran.

Women with endometriosis have told the BBC living with it is a constant battle and puts a strain on their relationships.