Sentence examples for stressing areas from inspiring English sources

However BBC political correspondent Chris Mason said the speech was not a "leadership defining bust-up with the unions", with Mr Miliband stressing areas of agreement - such as living standards, zero hour contracts and wages.

The party used to stress areas of agreement with the Tories; it now highlights points of departure.

Brown, in an interview with the Independent, stressed areas of common ground on some policies, but said there were disagreements over the future of the Trident nuclear deterrent, tax credits and the winter fuel allowance.

Most stressed areas are located along the panels' edges.

Interestingly, Eucalyptus spp. are considered among heavy water consumers and scholars equally discourage planting them in water sensitive and stressed areas (Kaburi and Medley 2011; Menge 2013).

Recent statistics show that currently 2.3 billion people live in water stressed areas and among them 1.7 billion live in water scarce areas.

The pelvis is one of the most stressed areas of the human musculoskeletal system due to the transfer of truncal loads to the lower extremities.

The main design considerations after the selection of the main structural dimensions are motion accelerations; impact loading due to waves and landing; fatigue of highly stressed areas; and stresses induced by vibration.

According to the UN, one in three of the world's population currently lives in water stressed areas and that is set to increase to one in two by 2030.

The critical stressed areas from the analyses are identified as potential fracture locations and the stress distributions are used to predict the strength of the repairs using the Tsai-Wu and average stress failure criterion (ASFC).

In this context, measurements of spatial temporal changes in the b value could be used to discover highly stressed areas where future ruptures are likely to occur (Schorlemmer and Wiemer 2005; Nanjo et al. 2012).