Sentence examples for would give stressed from inspiring English sources

A voluntary, anonymous "near misses" reporting protocol adopted years ago by the Norwegian oil industry, (and American aviation), is just being considered by the Department of the Interior, and fought by the oil industry, I suspect because it would give stressed employees (not just silent steel plates) an outlet to report when they were being pushed to cut corners to meet deadlines to save money.

If this was the case, it would give additional stress on the hypothesis of the high evolutionary pressure to conserve gene structures of ancient genes.

Asked whether he could envisage a return as soon as 2015, the PM said "absolutely" and stressed he would give him a "very warm welcome".

So a key piece of advice I would give to avoid unnecessary stress is to plan ahead and prioritise.

Relieving this stress would give "more time for trainees to learn, and PIs to teach, the broad set of skills needed to be a fully-integrated scientist".

Mr. Walcott responded by talking about tougher rules for teacher tenure and stressing that he would give all teachers more respect and support.

By the nineteen-fifties, as Vance Packard recounted in "The Hidden Persuaders," his exposé of the manipulative tricks used by marketers, the height of packaging sophistication was "a box that, when the entranced shopper picked it up and began fingering it, would give a soft sales talk, or stress the brand name.

Greater research emphasis is now being given to the search for genes that would give rice varieties a tolerance to abiotic stresses such as drought, floods, and salinity.