Sentence examples for stresses evidently from inspiring English sources

"We want to keep players in the game, and moving," Omar stresses, evidently pleased as punch with the game's improved traversal options (side note: vehicle design and handling comes from people who've worked on the Burnout series, which can only be a good thing).

The controller's voice was urgent but not evidently stressed, until he, too, bungled the call sign, calling it "1529".

If Emery's introduction of Lucas Torreira helped Arsenal get a belated grip on midfield, Xhaka's stunning free-kick changed the narrative entirely, prefacing an important – and judging by Emery's body language, evidently stress-busting – visiting victory.

The precarious timetable could collapse at any moment: "I suddenly became aware of how fragile my way of life is and feel that I'm at the mercy of everything and everybody," she writes, as the stress was evidently getting to her – despite knowing that her make-believe life as a cleaner was finite.

A stress versus (1 1 0) lattice plane strain is linear for steel FK while evidently nonlinear at higher stresses for steel PS.

Evidently the dogpile of stresses made it imperative for me to seek the expert opinion of a gastroenterologist.

The conclusion was that metal-backing was necessary to avoid excessive bone stresses and strains, while metal peg fixation was evidently an advantage.

Holes sharply changes the stress state and reduces the strength evidently due to the high shear stresses appearing in the vicinity of the hole.

While this is reassuring, the modified estimates evidently cannot have any accuracy, which further stresses the qualitative nature of the inference from the single-locus coalescence analyses.

He is in the dugout, but evidently less stressed.

It has been shown that hormone estrogen induced UCP1 expression is associated with increased AT2R expression in WAT.47 Evidently, AT2R is critically involved in the browning process induced by stresses or endocrine hormones.