Sentence examples for we particularly stress from inspiring English sources

We particularly stress the appeal of having a binding "leverage ratio" for the largest banks.

We particularly stress the importance of the finite thermal impedance of the thermal contacts between the thermoelectric system and the thermal reservoirs in the derivation of such models.

We particularly stress the need for better documentation of the underlying assumptions of the modules on simulated processes and on the criteria applied in the selection of these modules for a particular simulation objective.

We particularly stress the findings suggestive of altered insulin signaling and adaptation to a lipid-rich diet.

They particularly stress the creation of an aesthetically pleasing livable environment.

And let's particularly stress that healthy eating, weight and activity are the best tools the nearly 80 million Americans with pre-diabetes have to prevent or delay their diabetes diagnosis.

Indeed, some of these studies particularly stress the importance of tapping the potential for increased South-South trade.

This radical reaffirmation of the phenomenal world was particularly stressed in East Asian developments of Mahāyāna Buddhism, where we find such remarkably affirmative phrases as: "true emptiness, marvelous being" (Japanese: shinkū-myōu).

But she was quieter than most and said she had never been particularly stressed about Match Day.

If I'm particularly stressed or pissed off, I'm far more likely to look at my reflection and think, "My stomach looks like I swallowed a baby".

Bhaskara particularly stressed the importance of proving mathematical rules rather than just relying on tradition or expediency.