Sentence examples for now stresses from inspiring English sources

The government now stresses the overall deficit, which is to fall from 1.9% of GDP this year to 0.2% in 2010.

Although for most of her career she has been identified with cultural and social conservative issues, especially the anti-abortion movement, Mrs. Bachmann now stresses the economy, and her positions are equally conservative.

The new version has dropped the original's "shout-out" to the absent Rio Ferdinand and now stresses the importance of "discipline" and "unity" in Hodgson's low-key set-up.

Just as elementary school phys-ed now stresses circus arts or aerobic dancing rather than something overly competitive like dodgeball, it seems heartless to say one candidate gets all those great White House parties and perks and the other just goes home to sulk.

That was the start of a war between the Soka Gakkai and Nichiren Shoshu, which later severed its ties with the Soka Gakkai and excommunicated Mr Ikeda.Having lost its main purpose, the Soka Gakkai now stresses its good works around the world.

The new store isn't focused on categories anymore but now stresses app discovery and recommendations.

"Social norms now stress individualism, materialism and independence," they reported.

State programs now stress training and educating welfare recipients to help them to become self-sufficient.

I'm now stressing that I've never been invited, and that there must be something wrong in my career.

Under the guise of practicality, universities and their "customers" now stress that education should provide a return on investment.

But in private discussions with allies, officials say, they are now stressing deep concerns about the vulnerability of top civilian leaders to international legal action.