Sentence examples for stressed key from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, she stressed, key to building your networks in Turkey is to stop being "ashamed to ask for help".

At the London workshop, a number of brand-representatives stressed key factors for success in achieving the living wage.

Baldwin stressed key points of his speech through short memorable words.

Allan Coukell, Pew's senior director for health programs, said he couldn't comment on Imprimis, but stressed key terms in the federal law.

He speaks in the same cadences, at once incantatory and urgent, and he stresses key phrases in the same way, stretching them out like a ques-tion.

As he makes his way from community center to mayoral forum to subway stop to policy speech in his bid for mayor, Mr. Green stresses key issues in which he says he has had the most impact during his 11 years in public service in New York City.

In response to a variety of stresses, key factors and their molecular modifiers are recruited to PML-NBs, where activating modifications are facilitated, leading to a cellular stress response.

The mobile version of any food website should feature concise messaging partnered with images in order to effectively stress key points without overloading or boring the user with too much text -- especially on a small screen.

Our new classification considers also GO terms, COG/KOGs and MIT BioBrick functions but stresses key functions and modules an individual protein may participate in.

Ms. Abu-Homos said that advertising this year stressed a key advantage of on-demand TV.

His book 1968 and After: Inside the Revolution (1978) stressed "the key importance of the working class as the only agency of social change".