Sentence examples for begun stressed from inspiring English sources

"The season has begun," stressed Laporte.

"The funding that's been provided so far is just paltry," said Mark-Viverito. "The government has admitted that we're not ready" for another storm, even as hurricane season has begun, stressed Lopez Varona.

And Henderson has already begun stressing to his young defense the importance of a certain focus and attitude.

In its statement on Monday, S.& P. said it had begun stress-testing the mortgage-backed securities it rated as early as 2005, trying to see how they would perform in a severe market downturn.

As Reuben's paychecks became less dependable, Patsy began "stressing" and wondered what she could do to help.

But with suicide bombers striking here, and Al Qaeda the principal suspect, at least some Saudis began stressing that the first enemy they must behead is the denial itself.

All four officials — from Fairfax, Montgomery, Arlington and the District — immediately began stressing how the entire region would benefit from Amazon's arrival, no matter which location won.

I.P.G. told its publishers to immediately begin stressing that their books were available in other electronic formats, including from the Amazon rivals Barnes & Noble and Apple.

So gay-marriage campaigns began stressing human stories about salt-of-the-earth couples who yearn to show the world their commitment.

He began stressing test scores, knowing they were an imperfect measure, but that they offered at least one objective measure of improvement.

It was because of Edwards' focus on America's hungry and poor, its uninsured and destitute, that the other front-runners for the Democratic nomination also began stressing poverty as a major electoral theme.