Sentence examples for regularly stressing from inspiring English sources

It is good to hear Minichiello and Carlo Napolitano, the former Salford junior who has been working on behalf of Italian rugby league for years, regularly stressing the importance of using this first World Cup appearance to secure sustainable development on the ground.

These teams visit villagers regularly, stressing the importance of good nutrition and of a balanced diet for women – in particular, women who are pregnant, lactating or of child-bearing age.

Both regularly stress to Assad, who uses the address sam@alshahba, the importance of social media and the importance of intervening in online discussions.

He has regularly stressed his confidence that there is something special in his squad and there was evidence here to support him.

The sight of Spotify doubling down on "automated curation" might seem to offer a contrast to one of its main rivals, Apple Music, whose head Jimmy Iovine has regularly stressed its emphasis on human playlisters, and criticised rivals as mere "utilities".

However, in case the whole system looks a bit unfair (this is a democracy after all) the ruling party regularly stresses its sincere belief in an effective parliamentary opposition, if only to keep its own MPs on their toes.

Her parents regularly stressed the importance of school.

The junta leader and now prime minister, Prayuth Chas-ocha, has regularly stressed that the lèse-majesté law was absolutely necessary to protect the royal family.

And almost half said they are regularly stressed and many don't have anything to look forward to or someone they could talk to about their problems.

And almost "half said they were regularly stressed and many did not have anything to look forward to or someone they could talk to about their problems".

Although Ostrom identified principles that help both forest health and livelihoods, she regularly stressed that no panaceas exist.