Sentence examples for accordingly the emphasis from inspiring English sources

ACCORDINGLY, the emphasis this time was on "simulation, or more accurately cheating," wrote George Cumming, the director of FIFA's development division.

The programmes have evolved from use in undergraduate classes and accordingly the emphasis is on simplicity in design and use, rather than on computational sophistication.

"It's more mature clothes for more mature women, because that's what I am," designer Frida Giannini told Style.com after the show, and accordingly the emphasis on tailoring meant that the clothes could be worn by women as well as girls.

Accordingly, the emphasis should be put on the development of groups of leaders within organizations that combine the diversity of expertise, skills and sources of legitimacy to respond to system challenges" (p. 358).

The Second Malaysia Plan had been regarded as excessive in its zeal to increase Malay participation in the economy, and the government accordingly scaled back the emphasis on restructuring the economy when the plan ended.

In such a situation, one might prefer to report the findings using the LLM, with accordingly less emphasis on more subtle features of the data (e.g. indirect associations), and less attempt to draw causal conclusions.

Accordingly, we recommend that the Board shift the emphasis of its proposal from the method of processing data to the kind of data being processed.

However, we should immediately note that collaborative problem solving systems typically deal with much less predictable domain situations and user inputs than tutorial systems, and accordingly the former place much greater emphasis on flexible dialogue handling than the latter.

The poets of this period accordingly placed great emphasis on the workings of the unconscious mind, on dreams and reveries, on the supernatural, and on the childlike or primitive view of the world, this last being regarded as valuable because its clarity and intensity had not been overlaid by the restrictions of civilized "reason".

Accordingly, greater emphasis must be placed on the development and use of safety biomarkers in studies of interventions in aging.

Accordingly, more emphasis needs to be given to the influence of dietary patterns on chronic diseases such as depression.