The phrase "sort of stress" can be correct and usable in written English, but it is more commonly used in spoken language.
It is often used to describe a mild or moderate level of stress, rather than a strong or intense feeling. Example: "I have been under a sort of stress lately with all the deadlines at work, but I'm managing it okay."
Do you really need this sort of stress?
This can also help patients whose hearts are coming under a similar sort of stress.
For now, there's no real indicators that Rodriguez feeling any sort of stress on his lower half.
In his influential position, he said, he also has to cope with the sort of stress that can drive many people to the bottle.
While most 18-year-olds go to uni precisely to delay this sort of stress, in London, for better or for worse, you're already in the race.
That's a lot of Matt Millen drafts, botched quarterback anointings and coaching changes (11 combined) to wade through as a sort of stress test for fans.
Nearly a third of companies surveyed by the World Economic Forum in 2010 had established some sort of stress-reduction programme.
Yet in the process, some prominent government officials have grown concerned that too many students have become the sort of stressed-out, test-acing drone who fails to acquire the skills — creativity, flexibility, initiative, leadership — said to be necessary in the global marketplace.
Right now, about a quarter of U.S. corporations offer some sort of stress-reduction program.
Most of us understand that eating local organic food, exercising, and having some sort of stress-release practice in our lives are the most important thing we can do for good health.
"I have this fringe theory that I've sort of stress-tested a little bit ― the more polarizing and popular a case is," he said, "the more likely an acquittal".
