Voorbeelden van stress

• All that stress at work had begun to drag him down.

• People often behave irrationally when they are under stress.

• She's been under a lot of stress recently and it's starting to tell.

• Extreme stress had driven him to the brink of a nervous breakdown.

• She seems to thrive on stress.

• In this dictionary, stress in compounds is indicated by stress markers.

• I can never remember which syllable the stress is on.

• The bishop stressed the importance of faithfulness in marriage.

• I must stress that these are only preliminary findings.

• I stressed that this was our policy.

• He stressed the importance of fresh fruit and vegetables in the diet.

• The government repeatedly stressed its support for parental choice in the selection of a child's school.

• In the word 'dessert' the second syllable is stressed.

• Stress the second syllable in the word 'bizarre'.

• Rather, he stressed that the more people, the greater the energy for socialist revolution and construction.

• If the final syllable does not have a long vowel or end in two or more consonants, the initial syllable is stressed.

• If there is no such syllable, the syllable with a single coda consonant is stressed.

• He had stressed the central question of co-operation and willingness to accept a common responsibility.

• What should be stressed is the importance of meritarian criteria in our general thinking about justice.

• Opposing trends stressing macrohistory, historical regularities and a larger geographical frame of reference can also be observed.

• The magnitudes of the compressive stresses in masonry are very small.

• Communality is always stressed, while individuality is seen as a matter for internal expression.

• As the diagram shows, there are two different loading conditions but the larger of the resulting stresses may be taken for each condition.

• Residents who had been involved in preference relocations stressed the importance of having choices for their initial and subsequent moves into, within and between care-homes.

• The surface stresses (tensions) are functions of the local extension ratios, which depend on the global deformation of the membrane.

• Experiments with doubly driven film flow, in which gravitational and surface tension gradient stresses are competing, have uncovered some new phenomena.

• His decision to exclude secondary stresses (1999: 14), but to include two 'equal' stresses, is very problematic.

• While phrases tend to be stressed phrase-finally, compounds tend to be stressed on the first element.

• Two points need stressing when explaining coding of this category.