Union leaders and federal workers frequently stress that furloughed employees want to be allowed to return to their jobs — and that employees working without pay are doing so largely because they care about their work, be it protecting public lands, inspecting food for safety or catching drug smugglers at the border.
Nurses frequently stressed that supportive management will empower them.
In India, it was frequently stressed that effectiveness data should be generated by local clinical trials.
Educators therefore frequently stress that evolution instruction should emphasize the importance of individual variation (e.g., Greene, 1990; Gregory, 2009; Shtulman and Schulz, 2008)—just as Darwin did in On the Origin of Species.
Drought stress is one of the most frequently occurred environmental stresses that limit crop yield world-wide.
Most of the candidates talked Friday about the need for democracy in Pakistan, and no one has stressed that theme more frequently than President Bush himself.
The need for confession is frequently stressed in the Bible.
The word and is frequently stressed in natural English.
William C. Martel frequently stressed this.
Confirmation of this theoretical framework, not only cross-sectional but also longitudinal, is in line with a current trend in the literature stressing that internalising symptoms frequently co-occur and it is important for both academics and practitioners to better understand their convergences and divergences [ 2, 28].
Iqbal is keen to stress that frequently, in the past, the misplaced precedence afforded to the individual's "creative process" has seen entire traditions, crafts and rituals ignored, going largely uncredited and ultimately under-appreciated.
