Sentence examples for is always stressing from inspiring English sources

The Government is always stressing the importance of localism, but this is a direct attack on local democracy and decision-making.

The UK government is always stressing the importance of localism and accountability; but this is a direct attack on local democracy and decision making".

Mr. Ross said as he campaigned that he is "always stressing my conservative Arkansas values, the small-town values of the people of this district".

Steve Hansen, the New Zealand coach, is always stressing the importance of "raising the bar" and, having seen his side go through 2013 unbeaten, he recognises the importance of starting the 2014 programme with a step up rather than a step down.

After all, it is always stressed that the taxpayer only forked out £4.5m for the interior redecoration of the Cambridges' flat – the couple themselves bought the fittings.

Patients are taught about the procedure and its benefits but it is always stressed that it is not guaranteed protection against HIV and that safe sex still needs to be practised.

You work or socialize with someone who is always stressed out and high strung.

Normally the second to last syllable is always stressed, except: When one of the letters has a diacritic (ex.: á, â, or ã), in this case the letter with the diacritic is always stressed (this does not count for the rarely used diacritics à and ü).

They were always stressing, we have an arena for film criticism that tells the truth".

Virgo: If You See Something, Say Something Ad You're always stressing out over everyone else and can spend a lot of time worrying about what others think of you.

"But I'm always stressing how important it is to keep going right to the death.