Sentence examples for instead stress from inspiring English sources

He will instead stress the value to the NHS of junior doctors.

Labour make no science budget commitments, and instead stress the need for stable, long-term funding.

Instead, stress hormones can also activate our brain systems for caregiving, cooperation, and compassion.

They instead stress that he did not have detailed internal information about Mueller's work that he would likely receive if confirmed, and that information could change his view.

Bannon embraced the growing populist movement in America, including the "alt-right," a new term for white nationalists, who care little about traditional conservative economic ideas and instead stress the need to preserve America's European heritage and keep out non-whites and non-Christians.

Ernest Sosa has advanced an important approach to knowledge and skepticism based on a "safety" condition for knowledge, arguing that his approach is superior both to accounts that instead stress the importance of "sensitivity" to knowledge, and to contextualist solutions to skepticism.

He instead stressed that Iran could still forge better ties with the United States.

The report barely mentions public health, instead stressing the "redevelopment" of sites.

Wundt instead stressed the use of experimental methods drawn from the natural sciences.

He and others have also been wary of comparisons with the Iraq surge, instead stressing local "Afghanisation" solutions.

He has instead stressed the importance of resolving domestic economic problems, such as a growing gap between rich and poor.