Sentence examples for far stressed from inspiring English sources

Burnley, promoted with a victory over Sheffield United on the day Strachan confirmed his departure, have so far stressed that Coyle will remain in charge to oversee their first top-flight campaign in more than three decades.

The opposition foreign affairs spokeswoman, Tanya Plibersek, has thus far stressed the importance of a focus on humanitarian relief, reserved Labor's ultimate position on military intervention, and pointed out that the last conflagration, 2003, didn't quite work out the way the US and its fellow travellers intended.

Search advertising has picked up more share of overall ad spending during a recession that has so far stressed short-term direct results ads over longer-term brand enhancement.

Results so far stressed contrasting aspects within a common vision for the development of a new generation of buses: although stakeholders are willing to innovate bus fleets by introducing more sustainable propulsion systems, conventional modes are still favoured and the environmental concern is not a driver to export the tested measures.

First, our work on the crime drop has so far stressed that although security improvements have been widespread they have been expressed largely in terms of drops in the specific crimes where security improvements have been most targeted, notably vehicle theft and burglary.

Although we have so far stressed the differences between the executive processes of attentional control and reward-based behaviour, it is clear that these two processes must operate together when the appropriate cognitive set depends on reward or reward expectation.

She kept to the formula that she has used so far, stressing a willingness to listen to the voices from the streets while abhorring violent acts.

Coach Warren Gatland conceded the set-piece has been far from perfect so far but stressed he had every faith in Owens' ability to find his target at Twickenham.

Xi's speeches so far have stressed the nationalist dream of an ever stronger China, and maintaining the one-party system and its spoils will be a priority.

But Robertson believes his fish will be far less stressed than those in outdoor cages: their ponds are interconnected, allowing the salmon to swim longer distances, and they will be free from parasites, diseases and the stresses of seal attacks.

Despite the fact that he says he pestered Grand Designs for about six months to get them to feature the house, he seems far too stressed and preoccupied now to be enjoying his moment in the limelight.