Sentence examples for may stress from inspiring English sources

We may stress some government initiatives, if it's appropriate.

Similarly, athletes may stress over how the family dynamics will be affected if they do not win.

Marc-André Hamelin's new recording on Hyperion, however, is a dazzling alternative: others may stress the work's intense lyricism, but Hamelin emphasizes its jutting angles, propulsive rhythms, and striking architecture.

In recall procedures, interrupting routine patterns of fixed office terms may stress the aspect of citizens reclaiming control of office functions.

Swimming is also good, he says, although the breaststroke, with its whippy frog kick, may stress the knee and should be avoided.

It may stress received religious or moral doctrine, thus generating the Catholic children's literature of Spain or the moral tale of Georgian and early Victorian England.

And, fourthly, it may - I stress, may - wrong foot the Labour Party.

Kagan may -- I stress may -- incline more to supporting government claims of emergency power".

He refuses even now to talk about how his healthcare policies may -- I stress, may -- be working to hold down health care costs.

In fact, they too may be stressed and vulnerable to depression.

I think they may be stressed [by the knowledge].