The phrase "ads stress" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to stress caused by advertisements, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The constant bombardment of ads stress me out, making it hard to focus."
Alternatives: "advertising pressure" or "stress from ads".
Clinton's ads stress her experience, her plans and her mastery of the issues, foreign and domestic.
These ads stress to my patients that they need to bring their blood sugar and blood pressure under control, and that drugs play a role.
The new Ricoh ads stress the breadth of tasks -- copy full reports, collate documents and such -- that Ricoh's products can do, rather than the technology inside the machine.
Ads stress price (since Nigerians are both chatty and price-sensitive) and coverage (which is spotty).Ads for banks have taken off as the financial industry has been liberalised over the past decade.
Toyota's TV ads stress the billions of dollars it has invested in America and the size of its American payroll.Faced with this, it was hardly surprising that GM's chairman, Rick Wagoner, could manage only a strained smile when he posed in front of the Sequel, a prototype fuel-cell vehicle.
Their ads stress that girls should be educated and independent, rather than waiting around for a prince or a fairytale life -- a lesson we can all get behind.
When JWT, Ritz's longtime agency, was handling the account, most Ritz ads stressed the cracker's functional attributes — it is durable enough to take to the beach and versatile enough for all kinds of toppings.
Members of that broader coalition have turned out thousands of supporters at events around the country and have financed television ads stressing the economic and law enforcement benefits of revamping the immigration system.
They keep it low-key and local with ads stressing a commitment to the community, helping the injured and their families and free consultations.
John Kerry won the Iowa caucuses of the 2004 U.S. presidential campaign, getting a boost from late-deciding voters and ads stressing Vietnam heroism.
The additional funding will help across all these fronts, including both product and ads (more selective, quality ads, stresses Schaaf, not just more ads), as well as with hiring.
