Sentence examples for has stressed in from inspiring English sources

That, he has stressed in recent speeches, would change our constitutional universe dramatically.

Japan does not have any military involvement in the campaign against Isis and has stressed in recent days that the assistance was purely humanitarian.

But Toyota has stressed in an advertising campaign that it has several models that get more than 30 miles per gallon.

The personal nature of the festival's genesis — how it stemmed from her own quest for transcendence (as Ms. Moss has stressed in interviews) — contradicted that assertion, she said.

In the 45-minute negotiating session, James F. Hanley, the city's labor commissioner, advanced a proposal that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has stressed in recent days: a longer workday, although Mr. Hanley did not say how much longer.

Manager Joe Torre wants all of the Yankees to be more aggressive on the bases, something he has stressed in the first workouts of spring training, and all of his players will have the option of stealing bases any time they choose in the exhibition games.

For example, Newsweek has stressed in-depth features as long as 10,000 words, while Time has concentrated on shorter dispatches from many angles.

Trees, John Evelyn had stressed in his 1664 bestseller Sylva, were the prime source of England's national and imperial strength.

Homosexuality, as gay rights campaigners have stressed in the leadup to the Games, is criminalised in a majority of Commonwealth countries.

When Pennington took over the next week, the fundamentals and techniques that Hackett had stressed in Pennington's tutorials began to show results.

His rhetoric soared a bit toward the end, where he repeatedly said that he hadn't given up on the hope in the future, and in the American people, that he had stressed in 2008.