Sentence examples for long stressed from inspiring English sources

The energy industry has long stressed that fracking and water contamination have never been definitively linked.

CHINA has long stressed that its rise as one of the world's great powers will be "peaceful".

He has long stressed that economic and political progress is essential for the military effort to stabilize Iraq.

Franchising, critics have long stressed, only really offers competition at the time of bidding, if at all.

(For the record, health officials have long stressed that the chance of getting West Nile is extremely remote).

Mr. Xi has long stressed aspects of his personal background that show that he can connect with a range of people.

In other parts of the book, Long stresses that models are pervasive in one might well say, constitutive of scientific research.

And that makes them more comfortable around me. Paul Ruane, deputy superintendent of the prison in Gardner, Mass., which has had the Prison Pups Partnership the longest, stressed the importance of such restorative justice programs.

So at the close of his 14-season Hall of Fame career, Goodrich found something that would enable him to relax and live a long, stress-free life: golf.

'Twon's mentor, Isaac, a music-industry executive, works long, stress-filled hours, but puts almost as much energy into hiding the reason he's 40 and unmarried.

If you can teach your dog to fetch beers, too, well then you've set yourself up for a long, stress-free life.