Sentence examples for stressing it from inspiring English sources
"stressing it" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is often used to emphasize the importance or significance of something. Example: "I cannot stress enough how important it is to save money for emergencies."
His coaches and team-mates continue to believe Hughes has been harshly treated and the club has formally lodged an appeal, stressing "it was an accident and no foul play occurred".
The terminology isn't completely new, but it looks like Google is now stressing it in its marketing and using it as a guide for the further development of Chrome, especially on mobile.
Waldorf, chief executive since 2006, doesn't like eHarmony being described as "conservative" but he couches its appeal in traditionalist terms, emphasising its moral fibre and stressing it is not for casual "hook-ups".
The board "has unanimously concluded that the proposal is not in the best interests of its shareholders", Balfour Beatty said, stressing it would not seek an extension to Thursday's put up or shut up deadline, as Carillion had requested.
It had been stressing it did not need a bailout while its yields were falling.
BBC defence correspondent Jonathan Beale said this was the Army's third campaign in a year - stressing it had so far failed to meet its targets for recruiting reservists.
Herbalife stepped up its defense against the activist investor William A. Ackman, stressing it was a legitimate company with a mission to improve nutrition and help public health.
Maybe that's why the presidential candidates aren't stressing it.
Davies stressed: "It's a medical issue.
"She was like: 'Don't stress it.
"We didn't think he should stress it.
