Sentence examples for deliberately stressed from inspiring English sources
I had noticed this at his workshop, where he had deliberately stressed it — as though its homely and provincial sound would bring his message closer to the earth.
Revealingly, advance publicity for the American fantasy series The Walking Dead, which begins transmitting its third series in the UK tonight, has deliberately stressed changes and developments between runs, including the casting of the high-class David Morrissey to join fellow Brit Andrew Lincoln.
The API was deliberately stressed in a solution state at acidic and alkaline pH and under oxidation conditions, in solid state at thermal and photolytic conditions.
In this study we sought to better understand environmental effects on tuber secondary metabolites, especially in tubers grown under modern agronomic conditions that deliberately minimize stress and maximize yield.
She stressed that many abusers deliberately destroy their partner's credit, and that takes time and effort to fix.
The 68-year-old daughter of a Bulgarian communist immigrant also stressed her charge that the impeachment process had deliberately worsened Brazil's dismal economic crisis.
We have deliberately chosen conditions, which are close to those in diseased or highly stressed organisms, since mutations in CHL1 are associated with stress related disorders such as schizophrenia.
Deliberately non-vaccinating parents stress the significance of the disease rather than deny the medical effectiveness of vaccination.
To better understand the metabolism of stress inducible compounds when stresses are deliberately minimized, secondary metabolites were evaluated in potatoes grown in multiple locations that encompass the general range of environmental conditions a U.S. crop would encounter.
One interviewee stressed reasonableness and pointed out that he is using stimulants very deliberately: "I do all that very carefully and not because of any addiction.
He stressed that he believed all parties were negotiating in good faith, with neither deliberately aiming at a Greek default.
