Sentence examples for Good emphasis from inspiring English sources

Safety and hygiene are given good emphasis.

Otherwise, Kansas City was just like Phoenix -- some promising talent with a serious emphasis on the good auditions.

In the modern era, instead of a single common good, an emphasis has been placed upon the possibility of realizing a number of politically defined common goods, including certain goods arising from the act of citizenship.

Argentina's longstanding Football Association president, Julio Grondona, has been overheard in a private dinner with politicos and impresarios singing Simeone's praises – "he's very good" verbatim, emphasis and all – and it's a given, if and when Alejandro Sabella falls from grace, that Cholo will be the natural successor.

Don't be fooled by the result: this was not an especially good team (emphasis on 'team') performance from Barcelona.

Elizabeth Maxwell, whose fresh-faced good looks add emphasis to her strong preaching, has been with the church and the soup kitchen for nineteen years.

The sound from the headphones is good, with an emphasis on the bass, but it can be tweaked with the app's settings to provide better performance.

Richardson puts a good deal of emphasis on how people respond to Picasso and not quite enough on how they affected him.

While I agree that this is ultimately a good idea, the emphasis at first should be on encouraging hospitals to report their mistakes.

In keeping with his medical interests and reliance on Galenist psycho-physiology, Vives also placed a good deal of emphasis on the physiological aspects of emotions.

Zhu affirmed the Mencian theme that human nature is good, with greater emphasis on that vein of thought in the Mencius that stresses that goodness is internal to human beings and will develop in the absence of interference.