Sentence examples for first stressed from inspiring English sources
In The Fitness of the Environment (1913), American biochemist Lawrence Joseph Henderson first stressed the advantages of carbon and water for life in terms of comparative chemistry.
Although poisons have been the subject of practical lore since ancient times, their systematic study is often considered to have begun during the 16th century, when the German-Swiss physician and alchemist Paracelsus first stressed the chemical nature of poisons.
There are one or two alliterating letters in the first half line preceding the medial caesura; these also alliterate with the first stressed syllable in the second half line.
After all, it is Mr Jospin's government that first stressed the "principle of precaution", refusing to allow the sale of British beef, for fear of mad-cow disease and its associated new variant of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in humans, despite the EU's insistence that it was safe.Now the tables are turned.
"This is the first stressed situation in a long time and it's directly pertinent to many of the changes being brought in by Basel 2," says Vishal Vedi, a partner at Deloitte, an accounting firm.One effect of the accord, for example, is to give credit-rating agencies an explicit role, particularly for less sophisticated banks, in determining how much capital is enough to cover certain risks.
(This was first stressed in Nolan and O'Leary-Hawthorne 1996).
"He was the first," stresses Hoop.
The first stresses the need for the secondary process to conquer the primary by means of an "education to reality".
To motivate the definition we discuss several examples first, stressing what is common to all of them.
The first values flexibility and solidarity and state intervention; the second stresses rules and consequences and free markets.
The elementary schools are arranged as magnets, with two schools stressing the fine, visual and performing arts; two stressing science and technology; and the fifth stressing the arts, science and technology and international studies.
