Sentence examples for stressed that much from inspiring English sources

It stressed that much more pessimistic scenarios could be envisaged.

Last week, the White House stressed that much had changed in the seven months since the final entry in the WikiLeaks files.

Before a British audience in March, Jean-Pierre Bemba, one of the four vice-presidents, stressed that much of the blame for corruption rests with those (ie, western firms) who pay the bribes.

Mr Krahenbuhl said talks on Sunday with the Syrian government "offer some grounds for optimism" but stressed that much remains to be done in his meetings today with senior officials to secure humanitarian access for the camp.

But it stressed that much still needed to be done - particularly the prosecution of members of the security forces who violated human rights, in order to end a prevailing climate of impunity.

But because information is lacking about the other 97 percent, the health officials stressed that much more laboratory work needed to be done to determine whether the coronavirus identified in Surrey is the SARS virus or one of a number of others from the same viral family that can cause respiratory illness.

McGrath stresses that much credit should be paid to these men for unleashing Manyonga's brilliance.

The Blair family's fundraising activities have also led to close scrutiny of their finances since leaving Downing Street, but they too stress that much of their work is philanthropic in nature.

Throughout the report the authors stress that much of the evidence, particularly with regards to whether helmet compulsion affects cycle use and the eventual net public health benefit, is mixed and contradictory.

China has shown increasing assertiveness over its claims by stressing that much of the South China Sea and its islands belong to China for historical reasons going back many centuries.

In recent days, as Fernando Ferrer has turned up the volume on his strategy of appealing to black and Latino voters, Mr. Green has begun to envelop his accomplishments in a more racially and ethically pronounced way, stressing that much of what he has done has helped poor and minority areas of the city.