Sentence examples for stresses added from inspiring English sources
And when Moynihan, in a self-described mellow mood, begins what turns into a three-hour ramble, it is in the mannered dialect that everyone who has ever worked for him can imitate: a singsong of "ah-ah-ahs" punctuated by staccato pops of commentary, with seemingly random accelerations, decelerations and abnormal stresses added for effect.
Earthquake experts said the strains built up by that movement, plus the stresses added along the fault zone by the 1960 quake, led to the rupture on Saturday along what is estimated to be about 400 miles of the zone, at a depth of about 22 miles under the sea floor.
Either is fine, she stresses, adding that the important thing is knowing where you stand and being comfortable with that.
"I do not think that we need more arms in the West Bank," he stressed, adding, "We have given them too much ammunition already".
The strain on the host countries' economies, infrastructures and resources is enormous, UNHCR stressed, adding that nearly 40% of the refugees were living in sub-standard conditions.
"We're not giving them any breaks: they must eliminate Lashkar-e-Tayiba," Boucher stressed, adding that it would require persistence.
"That's what is needed," he stressed, adding that "politicians have done a stupid job" by allowing free movement across Europe.
Some epidemiological evidence supports this view and shows that exaggerated blood pressure responses to stress add to disease prediction beyond that provided by standard risk factors.
That did not mean he was going "half-heartedly," he stressed, adding that it was a "fantastic" opportunity.
This is a multi-year project, he stressed, adding the first iOS apps Apple will bring to macOS will be made by Apple.
Much is still unknown about the virus's spread or severity, she stressed, adding that they cannot predict what it will do in the future.
