Sentence examples for continually stressing from inspiring English sources

Karzai adopted a far more restrained style, continually stressing what he said had been his successes in power, particularly the construction of schools, roads and other basic infrastructure.

In the transcripts of those conversations (which were published in 1989 as a part of Horkheimer's collected works with the title "Diskussion über Theorie und Praxis" ) one finds Horkheimer continually stressing the importance of linking theory to practice without reducing the former to the latter.

"It's our play away from the puck," Tortorella continually stressed to reporters over the last week.

"We should make it easier for you to juggle work and family life without feeling continually stretched, continually stressed and continually guilty," she says.

And although he knows his strengths as a producer, he continually stresses how much he owes the musicians who have collaborated with him along the way.

Since he took office on April 7, Mr. Fabrizi has continually stressed his commitment to ridding municipal government of Mr. Ganim's legacy.

For Mr. Bloomberg's part, he has begun to continually stress the city's plans to help children from being held back.

The cost is little more than a couple of million pounds this season for Liverpool, who continually stress that they never budget for anything but the group stages.

Ferguson's successor, David Moyes, has continually stressed that Rooney is not for sale.

United manager David Moyes has continually stressed that Rooney will stay with the Premier League champions but Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho remains determined to bring him to Stamford Bridge.

US officials continually stress that the strategy is much broader than a military campaign and say intervention by religious leaders in Egypt and Saudi Arabia to counter the extremist ideology of IS is as important as dropping bombs on targets, our correspondent adds.