Sentence examples for correctly stressed from inspiring English sources
These organizational strategies, in practice, are not all profitable and, as Teece correctly stressed as a general principle, their success appears to depend to a great extent on whether they are initiated by innovators or imitators, and how they are articulated within a) regimes of appropriability, b) dominant design issues, and c) complementary assets access.
This is something that the IFIAC correctly stressed.
Although COMARE correctly stressed this excess, no mention was made of the construction of THORP, or of its particular relevance (because of its scale) to the PM hypothesis.
Even though incorrectly stressed words (e.g., anGRY) appeared to delay lexical decision responses compared to correctly stressed words (e.g., ANgry, Slowiaczek, 1990), facilitation due to stress overlap in priming context is not obligatorily found (Slowiaczek et al., 2006).
The group's report, presented recently, correctly stresses that conditions for our common security have fundamentally changed since the last strategic concept was issued in 1999.
The critics of an agreement that focuses solely on 20 percent enriched uranium will correctly stress that cessation of such efforts would not significantly curb Iran's nuclear trajectory.
The Jewish boy not from the darkest East End but - as Fraser correctly stresses - upwardly-mobile Clapton carries his hod of loneliness around.
As Justin Wolfers correctly stresses in the New York Times, your evaluation of the impact so far of the deep cuts to Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits in North Carolina may have more to do with partisanship than with evidence.
Bird correctly stresses that both of them are problematic for dispositionalism.
Snapchat correctly stresses there's no easy way to discover someone's phone number based on their username or vice-versa.
Raizman-Kedar correctly stresses the central role of species (material/corporeal) in the acquisition of intellectual knowledge of material particular things in the world.
