Sentence examples for Time to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salazar chose this time to emphasize uncertain technologies.

There has never been a more crucial time to emphasize law in a business curriculum.

Now, he added, it is time to emphasize different values: accountability and caution.

So, perhaps it's time to emphasize what Roe has wrought, 40 years on.

It's also the time to emphasize the importance of preventing and treating heat-related illness.

American officials say they changed their training a second time, to emphasize that the rudder should not be used alone.

Shaking his right hand at times to emphasize a point, Mr. Fujimori, 70, spoke for nearly two hours.

On the budget, Mr. Obama tried several times to emphasize that the debate over the debt ceiling was not one over how much the government should spend.

He marked up his draft with a pen as he went along, departing from the text at times to emphasize a point.

If anyone missed the first reminder of the disparity of about $90 million in payrolls between the Yankees and the Kansas City Royals, the plane circled a few more times to emphasize it.

The concomitant decline of global statistical methods and of the intellectual impact of Marxism, and the desire, typical of societies focusing more and more on the individual, to come to grips with individual experience and the diversity of social patterns have inclined historians of recent times to emphasize social microhistory, which gives priority to prosopography or collective biography.