Sentence examples for bears stressing that from inspiring English sources

And yet it bears stressing that our "self-evident" founding principles were not seen that way by fully one-fifth of the population.

So it bears stressing that these images have not ended up on the walls of the Royal Academy simply because Hopper was a famous actor who took a few pictures.

It bears stressing that even Americans of learning and sophistication, even onetime Abolitionists and fervent Unionists, were prone to subscribe to theories of racial hierarchy and, in their preoccupation with "progress" and "civilization," to assume the innate inferiority of red- and black-skinned human beings.

It bears stressing that, despite the very small sample size of some groups, our findings demonstrate that associations may, in fact, exist between HLA alleles and ACL, and that studies with larger sample sizes are warranted.

The Bears stressed through much of last fall that they'd rather use Long's elite athleticism at the tackle position rather than plug him back inside at guard.

Even the Supreme Court, in its ruling that misread the Second Amendment as a personal right to bear arms, stressed that it was not casting doubt on a wide range of gun control laws passed to protect communities from gun violence.

It was a breathtaking encounter: the world's largest land carnivore posing only a few dozen yards away against a backdrop of misty Arctic wasteland – though I should stress that polar bears were not the only wonders we witnessed in our trip through the Northwest Passage.

After recent payment-card data breaches, including one at U.S. retailer Target, credit card companies stressed that consumers bear little risk because they are refunded rapidly for fraud losses.

However we once again stress that this score bears no direct logical relationship to the notion of reproducibility or consistency in the sense of consistent up- or down- regulation in both studies.

But he stressed that last quarter bore no similarity to Merrill's troubled period in the fall of 1998.

The Consensus stresses that developing countries bear the main responsibility for their own development and commits them to implementing policies for this purpose.