Q: How might stress play a role in other medical conditions?
Since no Southern reviewer will praise it, I feel obliged to cite virtues that another reader might stress.
This candidate has two children, ages 5 and 3. Our recruiters might stress how all children love the ocean.
El Sistema might stress that theirs is a social project not a musical one, but their young charges have graduated into a credible professional ensemble.
A sample might stress long-term growth in United States and international stocks, along with bonds, real estate investment trusts and inflation-protected securities.
Some people found fault with his brusque style, others with his credentials, and the State Department of Environmental Conservation worried that netting the birds might stress them more than the oil itself.
But whereas a Westerner might stress an individual's ability to change the world with one good deed, the Chinese worldview might center more on the duty to protect family members and close friends.
Recently, scientists have tested more plausible explanations, including climate change and the idea that the quality of plants eaten by lemmings might vary cyclically or that high densities might stress lemmings, decreasing their ability to reproduce and causing populations to crash.
