Sentence examples for stressed new from inspiring English sources

The more stressed new parents are about a particular aspect of a baby's life, Dr. Trachtenberg said, the more likely they are to spend on it.

In an effort to assuage Bertrand's concerns, Hollande has promised that the issue will be the highest priority and stressed new measures to ensure the security of the Channel tunnel.

Mr. Jobs stressed new features of the iTunes software, including the ability to send gift certificates to friends and family, and an "allowance" feature giving parents the chance to let their children download a set allocation of music without giving them access to a credit card.

As Barringer and Ireland (2011) stressed, new ventures have a high propensity to fail.

And he stressed new capital investment in the housing sector - after a comparable previous row.

Spelling out the model for the new GCSEs for Wales in a written statement, Mr Lewis stressed: "New GCSEs will, where appropriate, be modular and tiered and may include elements of controlled assessment.

Mr. Gore stresses new spending and reducing the national debt.

"With that extra five years, all the stresses New Yorkers are under to do things quickly, we'll be able to take it slow," Mr. Presti said.

That comment prompted political assaults from Democrats and environmentalists, who argued that the administration had minimized the potential to save energy while stressing new supplies.

This is one reason that Levine is stressing new music in Boston: he thinks it will have an invigorating effect on how the orchestra plays and on how the audience listens.

In addition, work can be done to "artificially stress" new pieces of track so they are more resistant to heat.