Sentence examples for Undue emphasis from inspiring English sources

Israel says this places undue emphasis on something that is less central to Middle East peace than many abroad assert.

"We find that's important for both patients and doctors since people tend to place undue emphasis on genetics," said Christman.

The Royal Commission on Marriage and Divorce of the early 1950s feared "an undue emphasis on the overriding importance of a satisfactory sex relationship".

I asked the obituaries editor, William McDonald, to respond to the complaints that the obituary gave the Pentagon inquiry undue emphasis.

But you could also argue that, if something like an apocalypse is possible, putting undue emphasis on the group's religious character could hasten it.

That may be why China-watchers place undue emphasis on what is published regularly, namely the monthly data on China's external trade and foreign direct investment (FDI).

To that end Mr. Sarna places undue emphasis on the narrow question of whether Grant ultimately "earned" the support and forgiveness of Jews.

Giles Fraser condemns elsewhere in your paper the Cologne court's attitude, and liberal secular sensibilities generally, as placing undue emphasis on personal autonomy.

In some respects, the concept has done more harm than good by persuading top executives to neglect existing brands and place undue emphasis on new products.

This term was coined by Australian sociologist Gyorgi Scrinis to describe an undue emphasis on individual nutrients rather than on the diet as a whole.

But he and others at Alibaba felt many outlets have placed undue emphasis on government incompetence and negative portrayals of China's development.