Sentence examples for an extra emphasis on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blackstein remains cautiously optimistic about the rally in the broad market, with an extra emphasis on caution.

Yes, there was a mignonette for the oysters and, for the shrimp, a traditional cocktail sauce, its zest intensified by an extra emphasis on fresh horseradish.

It is likely that Martin O'Neill will place an extra emphasis on defending dead balls before their opener against the Swedes.

He was also trying, after an initial stretch in office that left many Americans questioning his degree of concern for them, to put an extra emphasis on the compassion that he links to his conservatism.

They had put an extra emphasis on presenting a good image to the world in Rio where so many other delegations have complained about crime and a lack of preparedness.

The management also like Robshaw's "consistency and ability to raise his game to the big occasion" and are hoping an extra emphasis on speed work will make him even more effective when Australia, Argentina and New Zealand visit London next month.

Yet there are many other reasons to make one-location films: it encourages strong characterisation; an extra emphasis is placed on the acting; the plot needs to be well paced to hold interest; and the action usually takes place over a short amount of time for the film to feel realistic.

They placed what Smith called "a little extra emphasis" on ball security during practice last week: keeping two hands on the ball, running with it high and tight, and getting rid of the ball more quickly.

If you happen to be reading the book on the Kindle from Amazon, Mr. Wallace's observation has an extra emphasis: a dotted underline running below the phrase.

Urish and Bielen observe that the "advertising hyperbole" inherent in the song's title, through the inclusion of an exclamation mark, is given extra emphasis on this album cover.

Small retailers around the country are using a host of marketing tactics, from the usual extra emphasis on customer service to putting out free cider and cookies.