Sentence examples for Stressed to him from inspiring English sources

These owners also stressed to him the importance of reaching out to unhappy customers who wrote particularly bad reviews.

McCain stressed to him how worried he too was about Pakistan: "If they don't co-operate and help us, I don't know what we are going to do".

The doctors had stressed to him that "without an autopsy it is not at all possible to determine as to what had caused the injury," he wrote.

He said business leaders had stressed to him that they needed greater certainty from politicians, in order to make the right decisions to stay prosperous in the future.

I've spoken with the Food and Drug Administration commissioner, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, on numerous occasions and have stressed to him the importance of tackling youth e-cigarette use, a growing national epidemic.

The pair discussed the need to safeguard the "special relationship" between the two countries and May stressed to him that she would honour the electorate's decision at last month's referendum to leave the EU.

Washington must continue to stress to him that he risks being isolated internationally.

"I wanted to stress to him that it's not an emergency for E.D.S.," Mr. Durkin said.

And Mr Hollande's people are stressing to him that their candidate is the one who is best placed, according to polls, to beat Mr Sarkozy.Mr Montebourg's team is meeting today to discuss who to endorse for the second round.

"Nigel has everything in his locker to play at a higher level but we are trying to stress to him that without the ball you need to work and we can't afford to carry any passengers". Tade scored the opener and could have had a hat-trick, something that has eluded the powerful striker during his time in Scotland with Raith Rovers, Inverness and now St Johnstone.

"We've been stressing to him not to put pressure on himself and not do anything out of the ordinary.