Sentence examples for stressed better from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stressed better" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey an improvement in how stress is managed or expressed, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "After attending the workshop, I felt that I had learned how to be stressed better."
And so if sweeties are making us feel less stressed, better even, then our brains can easily wire themselves into a dangerous cycle of comfort-eating.
Wajcman of the LSE stresses better work/life balance policies.
The book stresses better living through positive thinking, and Bowens said he has "applied it to how I approach football".
The president attended a meeting with business leaders to stress better economic ties and press for more consistent rules for investors.
The Army's Comprehensive Soldier Fitness Program, discussed in depth in the story, is an institutionwide effort to help soldiers handle these stresses better.
The study shows qualitative and quantitative agreement when compared; a better performance of MPM for solving stresses better than strains is detected.
The body always adjusts to stress better when we get regular physical activity.
A few of the many benefits of a gratitude practice include feeling happier, less stress, better sleep, and a reduction in negative emotions.
These mutations may enable the mutant organism to withstand particular environmental stresses better than wild-type organisms, or reproduce more quickly.
Age and experience certainly help us cope with stresses better, but it's only seeing the world from the perspective of a wide-eyed child to remind us that life, and the world, really are a thing of wonder.
Indigenous fruit trees, in particular, have still another added benefit: Naturally adapted to local soils and climates, wild trees often survive environmental stresses better than introduced species.
