Sentence examples for would have stressed from inspiring English sources

I don't resent paying but it would have stressed him out a lot to have had those costs, too.

Forty years ago, I would have stressed to students that someone had to make it possible for you to come here for free".

The Saints' problems, after an 0-4 start, go much deeper than just the lack of a pass rush, although installing a new defense without the appropriate personnel would have stressed the Saints under the best of circumstances.

Matt Busby's assistant was not a man to give press conferences, but it is unlikely Murphy would have stressed how difficult it is to break down a lower-league team when they put 10 men behind the ball as Van Gaal did after the turgid 1-0 win over Sheffield United on Saturday night.

Instead, I would have stressed from the outset the need for policies to end long-term dependency by so many on government handouts, policies that wean them off the taxpayer dole and make them productive elements of society — make them givers rather than takers".

Analysis based on cash flow would have stressed the over-valuation of the technology sector in the first weeks of 2000 and now warns about over-optimism in the consumer areas.Pascal CostantiniLondonBritain's third partySIR – Bagehot (May 19th) is blind to the fact that, at least in Scotland, Liberal Democrats are far from being a party that "will not be in government any time soon".

If she requested meetings, I would have stress attacks and cold sweats.

If I could turn back the clock, I would not have stressed out as much.

Indeed, signs seem to be pointing towards Kaine mounting a run for office, which party operatives have stressed would be the ideal development.

Ministers have stressed it would not apply to current tenants.

Manager Joe Torre had already said that Hernández would replace Lilly and has stressed that he will continue using Andy Pettitte, even if he struggles, ahead of Lilly.