Sentence examples for stress yes from inspiring English sources

"Stress, yes," Mr. Singer said.

Indirectly, it can; if someone abuses alcohol or overeats and gains weight as a result of stress, yes, that could lead to hypertension.

Kids need more time outside because it helps reduce stress (yes, even little kids have stress) and being in nature -- even the backyard -- helps keep their minds focused (studies show kids with ADHD are more likely to do better in green settings than industrial ones).

Here's what Jason Gill sees when he looks at that same world: colleagues who are stressed, yes, but only because they choose to have children.

Under both definitions, few apartments would be destined for the strivers that the popular musical about the neighborhood, "In the Heights," describes this way: "Everybody's stressed, yes, but they press through the mess, bounce checks and wonder what's next".

In cycles of yore, the contestants would be stressed, yes, as the competition neared its close, but also optimistic and somewhat jubilant -- I don't know what kind of maltreatment has been going down in the Top Model house this time around, but everyone looks severely wounded and desperate to escape.

She is the inaugural recipient of awards such as the UN's Global Humanitarian action award, the Church World Service Immigration and Refugee Program humanitarian award, the UN Correspondents Association's Citizen of the World award … Before we go any further, Lost in Showbiz would like to stress that yes, Angelina does a huge and admirable amount for charity.

"As far as stress goes, yes, I think it helps reduce it," Barton says.

Having no particular destination can lead to anxiety and stress and, yes, anger and depression.

Announcing the enlargement of the bailout fund to $1.4tn, he stressed: "$1.4tn - yes I said dollars.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.