Sentence examples for stressed issues from inspiring English sources

Lynas began his conversion two years ago and he stressed issues that have been written about often.

Sanders stressed issues of economic inequality and access to college education, to the extent that he was criticised by some for neglecting race.

And after months in which Mr. Bush stressed issues of concern to conservative supporters -- from restrictions on stem cell research to a constitutional amendment to bar gay marriage -- the convention will offer its national television audience a decidedly more moderate face for the president and his party.

Participants stressed issues important to all service users, irrespective of ethnicity.

They stress issues such as the need for more houses and jobs.

Cesarani stresses issues and personal connections more: Eichmann liked the Nazis' position on the Versailles Treaty.

Joel Hunter, president-elect of the conservative Christian Coalition, recently tried to broaden that outfit's appeal by stressing issues such as the environment and the minimum wage, normally associated with the Democratic Party.

Thus, whereas ELSA-expertise tended to remain associated with medical ethics, stressing issues of health risks and patient autonomy, other concerns and issues (naturalness, identity, global justice etc).

He doesn't want to be pigeonholed as a commentator on racial matters, although he stresses issues touching on urban poverty.

If you don't object to the shortened life-span issue or the environmental stresses issue, you can buy meat from small local producers, free range eggs, wild fish and so on.

May stressed the issues the party is addressing have changed, namely the equality agenda.