11.   However, it would be wrong to say that the only cases of departure from putting tonic stress on the last lexical word were cases of contrast or emphasis.

12.   And that, he said, will put more stress on county hospitals and local taxpayers who support them.

13.   As soils under houses contract, the support under foundations shifts, and that puts stresses on the concrete.

14.   Adults and children both are susceptible to injury when they put too much stress on their bones, tendons, and other body parts.

15.   Adding more koalas would only put more stress on an already diminishing habitat.

16.   After the joint is set, you have to avoid putting any stress on the joint until the glue is fully cured.

17.   But the show is remarkable in another respect, namely for putting the stress squarely on the formal progress of the images, divorced from easy metaphor and symbol.

18.   But today the newly powerful health maintenance organizations are demanding shorter hospital stays and paying hospitals discounted rates, putting stress on budgets.

19.   Cracks form when the soil under the house shifts, putting stress at points such as window seals and corners.

20.   During the season you try to come back and play and you put stress on other areas.