The phrase "actors stressed" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe actors who are experiencing stress, but it is incomplete without additional context or structure.
Example: "The actors stressed about their performance were given extra rehearsal time."
Alternatives: "stressed actors" or "actors under stress".
While some actors stress environmental acceptability and independency as pillars of energy security, others prioritized supply reliability and geopolitical benefits associated with gas exportation.
According to one British medical study, actors' stress levels on opening night are equivalent "to that of a car-accident victim".
With new infections still occurring, the actor stressed the importance of knowing one's HIV status and being open about it.
With many groups still fighting for representation on-screen, the actor stressed to HuffPost that there's far more work to be done in terms of diversity in Hollywood.
He considered killing himself, but drove, instead, to Denmark… Actors' stress levels on opening night are equivalent to that of a car accident victim.
Based on the legal philosophy of property rights, actors repeatedly stressed that "compensation for resettlement" and "the adjustment of property relations" were two entirely different issues.
In the literature on local environmental governance in general, the importance of multi-level governance (covering international, national and local levels) and collaboration between multi-sector actors is stressed (cf. [10 15]).
However, all actors interviewed stressed that the role and significance of expatriate health volunteers is much broader than their quantitative contribution to the health workforce in sub-Saharan Africa.
Open stages came into use again during the 20th century in productions that stressed actor-audience contact rather than illusionistic effects and in theatres such as the Festival Theatre at Stratford, Ont., Can., where it is used to approximate the original conditions under which William Shakespeare's plays were performed, and the rebuilt Globe Theatre in London.
