Sentence examples for be stressed in from inspiring English sources

I have previously argued in this column that a different approach, a "winter on the family farm" metaphor, should be stressed in bad times.

Measures to provide more comprehensive and more reliable communication and electronic equipment continued to be stressed in the armies, navies, and air forces of the major powers.

Every corner of the country's energy infrastructure — oil wells, hydroelectric dams, nuclear power plants — will be stressed in coming years by more intense storms, rising seas, higher temperatures and more frequent droughts.

New Zealand analyse just as voraciously as every other team, if not more so, but one statistic that will not be stressed in their camp is the quirk that after five World T20 tournaments no team have won the cup without losing a game along the way.

People who might be stressed in their day jobs.

The importance of complete and careful sealing work should be stressed in advice and guides concerning radon prevention.

It was a risky mission, it is stressed in Paris.

Work ethic has always been stressed in my family.

Concern for safeguards was stressed in the introduction but otherwise ignored almost completely.

The same point was stressed in an editorial in the journal Circulation, which is publishing the Johns Hopkins study today.

Special effects are stressed in numerous featurettes, and after a while they tend to blur into one alien blob.