Sentence examples for it would stress from inspiring English sources
We didn't go into that much detail about the surgery and its outcomes; the belief was that it would stress patients.
The thought was not to remove so much of the branches if it would stress the trees.
Even with my most relaxed animal, I wouldn't dream of it as it would stress him out too much.
It would stress the need for greater voter turnouts, and seek to restore public faith in government.
It would stress to commanders in the field the Administration's strong desire to move faster, but it would give the military a large voice —depending on the combat situation on whether a faster rate of withdrawal was possible by midsummer.
Steve Wearne, from the FSA, said it had called an urgent meeting "of a range of suppliers" on Monday where it would "stress again the responsibility of all food businesses to ensure the food that they sell contains what it says on the label".
But if I were to describe Britain to her, it is the similarities I would stress.' And yet for all her warmth, Asante is pessimistic about Britain's future unless 'we wake and see what connects us.
It likely would stress them out, which could increase the amount of disease".
At Funifi we're working hard towards a deadline right now, everyone knows it, how would stress help?
Mainly I'd stress the first point.
