Sentence examples for and emphasis in the from inspiring English sources

AS That's just an accent, but it becomes very important with Shakespeare because the stress and emphasis in the line is so crucial.

A weak external framing indicates that the instructor has more freedom related to content, exposure, and emphasis in the course, and thus provides the instructor more control over the OTLs she provides.

Whether this is the foolishness of youth or madness or true love, because it is given space and emphasis in the book we are forced to hook onto it as a moment of destiny.

Nick Clegg said it was "no secret there are differences of opinions and emphases" in the government in relation to Gaza.

Both quantitative data and qualitative data will be longitudinal and the emphasis in the qualitative interviewing will be on exploring the careers of people with dementia and their carers and the lived experience of dementia in the context of changes over time in challenges, assets and resources and adaptation to these changes.

The second group constitutes biosynthesis of virulence factors (44 reactions), including LPS/lipid A biosynthesis, quorum sensing biosynthetic pathways and phenazine biosynthesis, reflecting the pathogenic lifestyle of P. aeruginosa and its emphasis in the modeling process.

Jesse Marsch wants his more modestly styled team to play fast, attacking soccer and the emphasis in the off-season has been on intelligent, technical midfielders – not dissimilar to what's happening across the Hudson with NYCFC.

And the emphasis in the government's own report is on preventing tax avoidance rather than promoting new business.At the moment, the electronic community has two particular grievances about its tax treatment.

The main goal of a smart specialisation policy is to concentrate resources on the development of those activities that are likely to effectively transform the existing economic structures through R&D and innovation (emphasis in the original).

Research on trends in child undernutrition in Kenya has been hindered by the challenges of changing criteria for classifying undernutrition, and an emphasis in the literature on international comparisons of countries' situations.

This division into two models was necessary, because for the T2D use case of database focused research CRIM is less necessary than for the GORD use case, and the emphasis in the first case is on CDIM that incorporates models of different databases.