Sentence examples for the first stressed from inspiring English sources
There are one or two alliterating letters in the first half line preceding the medial caesura; these also alliterate with the first stressed syllable in the second half line.
"This is the first stressed situation in a long time and it's directly pertinent to many of the changes being brought in by Basel 2," says Vishal Vedi, a partner at Deloitte, an accounting firm.One effect of the accord, for example, is to give credit-rating agencies an explicit role, particularly for less sophisticated banks, in determining how much capital is enough to cover certain risks.
Enclitics (primarily auxiliary verbs and pronouns) must appear in the second syntactic slot of a sentence, after the first stressed unit.
To summarize, even though the duration of the first syllable was a significant predictor of the categorization results, it was by far not the only cue to this end: speakers' perception of quantity depended significantly on the duration of the syllable following the first stressed one, and, robustly on whether the first syllable had a level or a falling tone.
"He was the first," stresses Hoop.
The first stresses the need for the secondary process to conquer the primary by means of an "education to reality".
That, for her, sums up the essential difference between American and Japanese cultures: the first stresses individualism, the other revolves around communal cooperation.
The first underscores their relativity; the second stresses their universality.
The first values flexibility and solidarity and state intervention; the second stresses rules and consequences and free markets.
The elementary schools are arranged as magnets, with two schools stressing the fine, visual and performing arts; two stressing science and technology; and the fifth stressing the arts, science and technology and international studies.
The second stresses the terrible economic and social effect on the disadvantaged of the 19th-century Italian struggle for political unity.
