Sentence examples for is now stressing from inspiring English sources

It is now stressing the "multifunctionality" of agriculture, such as farmers' role in protecting the environment, food safety and animal welfare.

However, the party leadership is now stressing: "If the rules prove to be restricting prisoners' access to books, we will look at it".

The terminology isn't completely new, but it looks like Google is now stressing it in its marketing and using it as a guide for the further development of Chrome, especially on mobile.

"Now, do you really think that your child is now stressed out and unable to learn because they know that their poor teacher has to pay 1½ percent of their salary for their health care benefits?

However, oliguria is also associated with hard outcomes, such as mortality [ 24], so it is now stressed that urinary output also should be taken into account when classifying AKI [ 15].

I'm now stressing that I've never been invited, and that there must be something wrong in my career.

But in private discussions with allies, officials say, they are now stressing deep concerns about the vulnerability of top civilian leaders to international legal action.

Meetings planners are now stressing "really getting into the family and lifestyle and educational learning aspects" within corporate agendas, said Bob Frear, the vice president for sales at Montage Resort and Spa, a 262-room luxury oceanfront hotel that opened in February in Laguna Beach, Calif.

Some Republicans are now stressing the risks of sticking to a stance that Mr Obama can portray as putting "millionaires and billionaires" first.Tom Cole, an Oklahoma congressman who has broken ranks to urge his fellow Republicans to do a deal with Mr Obama, dislikes raising taxes on the rich.

The aircraft's wings were now stressed to carry one 2000 pound bomb under each wing or a 45 gallons drop tank or eight RP-3 rockets.

The meticulous examination of putative contaminations and precautions we have undertaken are now stressed more in details in the revised manuscript (Methods section).