Sentence examples for thrust of stress from inspiring English sources
"The whole thrust of stress management is to medicalise what is a normal human emotion.
The thrust of Ferguson's work stresses the positive, more "modern" legacy of the empire.
But they would follow them into ports and insist that the countries where they dock refuse to let them refuel unless they submit to inspections.At a joint press conference with the president of South Korea Mr Obama confirmed the main thrust of the report, but stressed that the details are still being discussed with China, Russia, Japan and South Korea.
And even when it is, there are questions whether it will have the powers and funding necessary to have much influence on the poor performance of many of the train operating companies.The central thrust of the transport white paper will stress the need for regional initiatives to solve Britain's transport problems.
That being said, she does stress that the thrust of JobScout is not simply about finding a job — but offering its users help to learn how to use the Internet to improve various job-search related skills.
The geometry of the penis, simplified as differential geometrical body, the velocity of stress, and the sort of stress that means tension, pressure, buckling, bending, or thrust, are of decisive importance for a penis rupture [ 9].
The curatorial thrust of the exhibition is to display "stressing and stretching visual possibilities in a playful and kaleidoscope mode that flirts with space and time displacement".
A regional study of the stress field in the Bavarian Molasse Basin based on breakout analysis by Reinecker et al. (2010) revealed a rather homogeneously distributed N-S-oriented stress with a dominating strike-slip or thrust faulting stress regime.
"I agree with the thrust of it.
