stress

• under stress

  She may be under stress and reacting with a tantrum.

• must stress

  I must stress that it was not a first-hand observation, but in fact is third-hand.

• level of stress

  As a general rule the greater the level of stress, the greater the tension apparent around the mouth and nose.

• stress placement

  The following summary of ideas on stress placement in nouns, verbs and adjectives is an attempt to present a few rules in the simplest possible form.

• lot of stress

  Our emotions are saying they are under a lot of stress and are needing some help.

• house stress

• important to stress

  It is important to stress that in the UK there is not just one but a very large number of overlapping labour markets.

• like to stress

  I would like to stress that the commercial consideration is only one of many elements and is certainly not the most important.

• tonic stress

  (Some writers use the terms nucleus and nuclear stress for tonic syllable and tonic stress.)

• emotional stress

  An area in which much research on the effects of emotional stress or arousal on memory has been conducted is that of eyewitness testimony.

• stress how

  We are grateful for the opportunity to stress how urgently we believe MPG Note 3 is in need of a fundamental revision.