Sentence examples similar to always emphasis on from inspiring English sources

"There was always an emphasis on quantity and not quality," Mr. Kaster said today.

"In Katie's work there's always an emphasis on making things," he said recently from his home in London.

There is always an emphasis on characterisation, even if you know there will also be gruesome murders.

A: From what I've seen in food media, there's always an emphasis on the finished dish or the ingredients.

By working with scientists, listening to what they say, and always placing emphasis on quality, Springer Nature is the leading publisher for innovative solutions to scientists' information needs.

In the tales about the early years of all three guys, there is always an emphasis on con games seen, card games played, a quarrel with Bat Masterson just missed.

"There's always an emphasis on a certain type of tourism in Africa, either high-end safaris or backpackers going to Africa to slum it," said Ruby Audi, a Ghanaian who launched the Hip Africa website to combat such stereotypes.

N.F.L. coaches have nearly always placed heavy emphasis on a phase of the game that is not always recognized by the fans — except when something, well, special happens.

And yet, amid the lessons, one of the most affecting has always been his emphasis on the remarkable events of World War II.

I've always put more emphasis on trying to win.

The Lakers always put special emphasis on beating their closest competitors, particularly late in the season.