But while the prime minister, David Cameron, has stressed emphatically that gangs orchestrated the riots, the committee was told by the Metropolitan police that the latest analysis suggested just 19% of those arrested had any gang affiliations.
I cannot stress too emphatically that there is nothing silly or hokey about this museum.
I don't want to disparage the man's taste in music because "for everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven" but it's hard to stress how emphatically not-summery it is.
And as Jurgen Klinsmann stressed rather emphatically in the immediate wake of the Portugal game, and then in rather more poised fashion the next day, you'd have to imagine it's advantage Germany and Ghana, physically at least, going into the final group games.
All three companies emphatically stress that their products are not intended for everyday desktop storage.
This time, Mr. Obama must stress, explicitly and emphatically, that a conventional energy bill will not do — and that attaching real costs to older, dirtier fuels now dumped free of charge into the atmosphere is the surest way to persuade American industry to develop cleaner fuels.
I want to stress very, very emphatically that a young person being molested by ANYONE is beyond humorless.
A spokesman emphatically stressed that the accuracy of nutritional data is important to the company.
A joint session of Arab ministers and their Turkish colleague, Ahmet Davutoglu, said emphatically: "The ministers stressed the importance of the stability and unity of Syria and the need for the resolution of the crisis without any foreign intervention".
I certainly mourn the old Sunday, when the work-life balance emphatically shifted, when pace slowed, stress diminished, streets were quiet and neighbourhoods behaved as real communities.
