Sentence examples for that it stresses from inspiring English sources

The occasional designation of sonata form as compound binary form is useful in that it stresses its origins in the earlier form, but notes its added complexity.

"Common Ground" sounds like "People Meet in Architecture", in that it stresses the non-egomaniac side of the profession.

Structure your letter so that it stresses the company and what you can do to help it reach its goals, Ms. Piotrowski and others said.

Arianism is often considered to be a form of Unitarian theology in that it stresses God's unity at the expense of the notion of the Trinity, the doctrine that three distinct persons are united in one Godhead.

"The trouble with this approach is that it stresses the use of medical intervention for ailments that also have clear environmental causes," says Wallace. "Too much food and exposure to pollutants are also clear causes of cancer and obesity, but these are being ignored because of our obsession with genetics.

Secondly, the 10-year-old Circular on Religious Education and Collective Worship may be seen to confuse rather than help the issue, in that it stresses the need for worship to be appropriate for all pupils and explains that not all acts of worship must be "broadly Christian".

"Mainstream education was becoming prescriptive even then," he says, "so what appealed to me about Steiner was that it stressed that the work of children was play".

He was generally critical of the Democratic New Deal administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, holding that it stressed solution of economic emergencies to the neglect of moral issues.

While the move could help change that, it stressed that the redesign was "experimental" while it monitored feedback.

But while the Royal College of Nursing welcomed that announcement, it stressed that extra investment would be required to make it work.

That is because it stresses that the improvement in schools might not have happened where we thought.