Sentence examples for and stressed it from inspiring English sources

Henry Pryor, a London property expert, yesterday put its value at closer to £20m, and stressed it needed a lot of work.

It said that in future any "small costs" incurred would probably be covered by donations, and stressed it was acting independently of the state.

But he too echoed concerns about what effect the militia could actually have and stressed it will need training and funding in order to enjoy any success against Isis.

MacAskill wrote back to Trefgarne insisting his decision would not be influenced by economic or commercial interests, and stressed it would be made solely on legal and judicial grounds.

The FBI has always declined to say that Dr Hatfill is a suspect and stressed it is interviewing around 30 "persons of interest" with similar backgrounds to the doctor's in an effort to find a possible source of the attacks.

But the prime minister insisted at the time that there was no evidence that Hunt had broken the ministerial code and stressed it was best for Hunt to be allowed to give evidence to the Leveson inquiry.

Waldorf, chief executive since 2006, doesn't like eHarmony being described as "conservative" but he couches its appeal in traditionalist terms, emphasising its moral fibre and stressing it is not for casual "hook-ups".

"I represent the element of the bureaucracy and all the forces positive and negative that attend to it and deal with it and stress it," he said of his character.

Speaking in the Commons, Hunt defended his plans, saying the NHS was working towards recruiting extra doctors to cover seven-day care and stressing it was affordable within funding already promised.

Basically, your brain can be lazy when it doesn't think that something's important and stressing it is what makes it retain information.

When rice seedlings were treated with various hormones and stresses, it was observed that the phosphorylation of 13 proteins was enhanced differentially by various hormonal or stress treatments.