| Longshoreman and other workers who must carry heavy loads, or who have their back bent for a long time can easily overstrain their backs. |
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| This pregnancy could overstrain an already overstrained body and could put her remission in jeopardy. |
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| The mental activity consumes energy and can, in the event of excess, lead to overstrain. |
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| On the fourth of the month, patients might change diets, increase alcohol consumption, refuse medicines, or overstrain themselves. |
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| Their language isolation causes overstrain of the nervous system, which leads to various conflict situations. |
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| One should also add a part of the costs shouldered by the postwar generations in the form of diverse long-term adverse effects of wartime overstrain. |
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| Many a man who would not dream of putting too much pressure in his automobile tires lays a constant overstrain on his heart. |
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| He had endured many minor ailments, indicative of overstrain, in the past months, during which he had never acted more poignantly. |
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| Some of the inclines they had to climb were almost heartbreaking, and he had to be very cautious not to overstrain Mancha and Gato. |
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| Trigger point irritation of the anterior tibial muscle is encountered among runners and after mountain descents due to muscular overstrain. |
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| Wrist tendonitis is caused by overstrain of the forearm muscles involved in wrist movement. |
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| The canalisation system increasingly suffers from aging, overload as well as chemical and mechanical overstrain. |
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| If subjected to overstrain, wood breaks, beginning with the surface layers on the external part of the bending arc. |
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| I'll have keep my records brief so I don't overstrain my poor hand. |
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| So asthma is caused by exogenous factors, an improper diet, emotional injury or overstrain which strain the interior phlegm, causing it to rise and obstruct the bronchi. |
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| Pain in the forefoot is frequently caused by splay foot related overstrain of the longitudinal and transverse muscles. |
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| Don't overstrain yourself any more, be reasonable too! |
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| Your hardship and sorrows will be taken by it to heart, then sincere forces is required to it many to come to the senses after an emotional overstrain. |
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| Clover warned him sometimes to be careful not to overstrain himself, but Boxer would never listen to her. |
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| Why to overstrain yourself in this manner? |
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| However, early stages of these conditions, which are caused by muscular overstrain of the forearm flexor and extensor muscles, can be treated successfully. |
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| Strong core muscles and sufficient power, mobility and stability are important and will help you avoid incurring overstrain syndromes or even injuries at an early stage. |
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| Prolonged treatment of dogs with growth hormone can overstrain the pancreatic tissue in which insulin is synthesized and bring about a diabetic condition, in which insulin is formed in inadequate quantities. |
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| We discussed training at the highest levels and pushing the capacities to the edge of the cliff of overstrain and overtraining which is quite common in top athletes. |
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| Chris Green, a director of Gibb Rail, says that Railtrack has been too lax in agreeing to new routes for trains, and that the effect has been to overstrain the network. |
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| In order to avoid any overstrain of scuba divers, we use underwater video cameras, that transmit to the surface in real time, to directly observe the seabed. |
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| Be careful to not overstrain children, for example involving them in a long conversation about their playground and in doing so, denying them play-time. |
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