Sentence examples for stressed short from inspiring English sources

"He is stressed, short of patience, short of temper," a friend said.

Stress is unrelated to vowel length, and the possibility of stressed short vowels and unstressed long vowels can be confusing to students whose native language combines the features (such as English).

On the one hand, that much is obvious; but in his diplomatic, understated way, it was significant that Gulati stressed short-term success and the need to compete with the world's best nations - obvious targets that have sometimes been shrouded by the head coach's misty talk of bright futures and brilliant youth.

Search advertising has picked up more share of overall ad spending during a recession that has so far stressed short-term direct results ads over longer-term brand enhancement.

Entering his fourth camp, he is not only well versed in the offense, but he is also one of the older starters on offense, which stresses short, well-timed passes.

During DNA repair of damages caused by endogenous or environmental stresses, short single-stranded DNAs are continuously generated (Lindahl and Wood, 1999).

But it has no natural resources and depends on a business model that stresses short-term profits.

It is a magnificent goal, emphasizing prevention and treatment, linking private and public sectors and stressing short-term goals along with the urgent need to build enduring health care systems.

Healthy eating recommendations should also be simple, clear and achievable, and should stress short-term benefits alongside the long-term benefit of good health.

And the breathing becomes stressed too, short, sharp, stabs of breathing over which you have little focus.

He also stressed the short timetable, which the United States believes is framed by the return of the Israeli Parliament at the end of October.