Sentence examples for stressing the fact from inspiring English sources
Wilson, who authored the Democratic platform himself, campaigned on the record of his previous administration, particularly stressing the fact that he had maintained a neutral foreign policy in respect to World War I, which had broken out in July 1914.
The "Times" says the president has mentioned the idea to a few intimate friends, stressing the fact that while he has not definitely decided upon the plan, he is earnestly weighting its possibilities.
"What Las Vegas is basically doing is keeping its citizens educated and stressing the fact that we don't want Africanized bees in an urban neighborhood," says Gina Stoneking Gray, the bee coordinator for the Nevada Department of Agriculture.
+ Stiripentol: 0.26 ± 0.05 a.u.; ncult = 9; ncells = 298) (Fig. 3D and Table 1), further stressing the fact that redox state changes evoked by L-Lactate through NADH production by LDH are essential for the potentiation of NMDAR activity.
It was former President George W. Bush who first warned against turning on Muslim Americans after Sept. 11, 2001, stressing the fact that Islam is "a faith based upon love, not hate," regardless of the religious veneer the fanatics of 9/11 tried to attach to their atrocities.
She praised Education Secretary Michael Gove who has written to all headteachers stressing the fact that FGM is a safeguarding issue and they should be on the alert to look out for signs it may be about to happen to some pupils in their schools.
He stresses the fact that it is 100percentt cocoa butter, without any vegetable oils.
Accordingly, all the Gospels stress the fact that Jesus separated himself from his family.
The A/S stressed the fact that Nigeria is the most important country in Africa for the United States.
The O.W.S. organizers were keen to stress the fact that so many of their supporters are politically independent.
In upholding that statute, this Court stressed the fact that the electric current was to cause instantaneous death.
