Sentence examples for firmly stresses from inspiring English sources

"Mas poquito" quietly, but firmly stresses the leader (I know from seven Spanish lessons on CD, it translates to "more smaller").

Interestingly, the region's planning and policy documents firmly stress allegiance to sustainability principles (Shen et al. 2011).

The new tack is to stress, firmly and repeatedly, that Mr Romney is a serial concealer of truths and hider of inconvenient facts.

The impact on fundamental frequencies and associated modal stresses due to adjacent spans is firmly established based on large-scale parametric studies.

The film layer firmly connected to the sub-layer with delamination occurring at stresses of 12 15 kPa.

The support has to firmly immobilize the photocatalyst, without using an organic adhesive, and should also withstand relatively high mechanical stresses.

But the Bradford & Bingley board yesterday stressed it was firmly committed to the mutuality of member ownership.

"However, it seems to have also generated unwarranted and excitable speculation about his future - which I wish to stress remains very firmly aligned to this football club".

I want to stress that Stoli firmly opposes such attitude and actions.

MEXICAN pedants like to point out that their country's correct name is the Estados Unidos Mexicanos with the stress firmly on the first two words.

NHS guidance was issued to staff in 2013, urging them to stress the benefits of transplantation more firmly to bereaved families while also warning against coercion.