Sentence examples for is particularly stressed from inspiring English sources

This is the order of development which has scientific sanction and is the one which is particularly stressed.

(The importance of this model is particularly stressed in Waterlow 1982a; see also von Wright 1984; Weidemann 1986; Gaskin 1995).

The phenomenon of the photon cascade emission is particularly stressed, being important for the design of modern phosphors with quantum efficiencies larger than 100%.

This issue is particularly stressed when spatial inhomogeneities have a significant effect on system's behaviour.

The growing importance of this indicator is particularly stressed by the increasing disease burden from non-communicable diseases among adults (economically productive age categories) by ageing trends and health transitions [ 32].

But she was quieter than most and said she had never been particularly stressed about Match Day.

If I'm particularly stressed or pissed off, I'm far more likely to look at my reflection and think, "My stomach looks like I swallowed a baby".

Liberal teenagers always felt more stress than conservatives, but were particularly stressed if they could not decide for themselves whom they spent time with.

The six buildings, including 1107, 1115 and 1120 Fifth Avenue; 15 East 91st Street; the Sacred Heart Convent on East 91st Street; and Nightingale-Bamford School on East 92nd Street, were chosen because the cables supplying them with power were particularly stressed by the failures.

I sought advice online last year, when I was particularly stressed, and once I'd filtered out the US mid-west answers – "I handed my pain to Jesus Christ" – I found my fellow sufferers to be just as helpful as any professional.

For non-financial companies, an important indicator of fragility is a high ratio of debt to equity; and on this measure Italian firms, especially the small and medium-sized ones, are particularly stressed.Other balance-sheet indicators also suggest that Italian business is in a bad way.