Sentence examples for stressed would from inspiring English sources

England, Hodgson stressed, would be reckless to play for a draw.

Any decision to raise rates, she stressed, would depend "on what conditions are like" at the time.

Economists of all stripes agree that the program, while stressed, would exhaust the money in the trust fund by 2037.

Forced bulbs, which have been deeply stressed, would probably need a warmer zone — 9 or 10, say — to recover.

Within such a deconstruction, simply standing on stage — which, Ms. Butler stressed, would never happen in Irish dancing — can acquire a charged significance.

This puts the world on course for 4°C warming a trajectory that, in a recent report, World Bank president Jim Yong Kim stressed would be devastating.

He had expected the stresses would push and pull in one region for a few million years before shifting elsewhere.

If the impact of weight was excluded, the gap between the three stresses would decrease.

These two residual stresses would deform the membrane and increase the membrane's rigidity.

Sub-threshold stresses would limit the advantage to be gained from a tapered whisker.

If aging is caused by damage, then damaging stresses would accelerate aging.