Sentence examples for stressed in the first from inspiring English sources

Manager Joe Torre wants all of the Yankees to be more aggressive on the bases, something he has stressed in the first workouts of spring training, and all of his players will have the option of stealing bases any time they choose in the exhibition games.

Mandel reiterated calls for closing military bases in Europe to save money, along with a plan for women's rights in the Middle East that he stressed in the first debate last week.

The novelty in the present paper is stressed in the first answer for the first reviewer.

The responsible researcher at VKI stressed in the first interview with us in October 2008 that none of the 40 ISP visits had been detected.

This is stressed in the fifth principle, where Morgenthau again emphasizes the idea that all state actors, including our own, must be looked at solely as political entities pursuing their respective interests defined in terms of power.

Analyzing the relationship between environment and health has become a major issue for public health as stressed in the second French National Plan for Health and Environment NPHEE).

It was shown that the maximum temperature rises and stresses in the first wall were less than 50 K and 130 MPa respectively, and lifetime of the first wall would be in excess of 109 cycles.

As I stress in the first point, the most important thing is to have a PhD to offer--don't sacrifice research in order to build up a huge portfolio of employer-friendly qualities, as they are unlikely to eclipse a failed doctorate!

Nevertheless, pace Descartes, he stresses in the fifth of his Meditations that at the most basic level of conscious experience, we experience ourselves as a psychophysical unity, as a lived body (Leib) and not merely as a physical body (Körper).

One of the contemporary features that makes social work unique is that research shows broader social services can just offer a rotating door: someone comes in stressed, they learn to de-stress, they then return to the same social environment that stressed them in the first place, so they get stressed again.

The second crucial assumption of our approach is that the pathway to recovery for ecosystem attributes is the reverse of the one that created the stressed condition in the first place (i.e., there is no hysteresis).