Sentence examples for idea stresses from inspiring English sources
Kudos to WhatsApp for making this happen Marlinspike, who approached them with the idea, stresses how impressed he's been by their eagerness, dedication, and thoroughness and to Open WhisperSystems for making it possible.
At the same time, company members who felt that the institution needed new ideas stressed his liberated, American qualities.
This point of view has been strengthened by the long predominance of neo-liberal ideas stressing the atomization of economic and political life.
Proponents of rewilding — a relatively new ecological idea that stresses the restoration of animal habitats and the importance of migration corridors — argue that healthy ecosystems need large carnivores.
"I like the idea of stressing that this is a science museum, and we deal with matters of science".
However, Downing Street quickly disowned the idea and stressed there was no intention to introduce such a system.
While he agreed that creating better living conditions in the West Bank is a good idea, he stressed that we have to be very careful.
Sir Andrew Witty, GSK's chief executive, said he was open to the idea, although stressed it was not likely in the short-term.
The idea of stressing the initial letters of a text was adopted from the British Isles, but the results were rather different.
This idea is stressed by Michel Godet [21] who cited Woody Allen: 'The answer is yes, but what was the question?'.
The Department for Communities and Local Government said it would consider the idea, but stressed the action already being taken to support independent traders in England.
