Sentence examples for and overemphasized from inspiring English sources

"They got lost and overemphasized basketball.

But some observers complained that the awards went to people who were already relatively famous and overemphasized the accomplishments of string theory, which remains experimentally untested.

Both bands are active and overemphasized by the sensitive active staining, which even shows a band for glucose oxidase in lane 1 (from the pI standard) although lactose was used as substrate.

They say they worry that Head Start teachers will start teaching to the test -- and overemphasizing literacy and math skills.

The department still retains too much control over the new agency's budgeting and management, and overemphasizes its authority over the agency, the lawmakers said.

Increasingly, courts are ignoring fundamental fairness and overemphasizing rigid rules and technical legal points — in many cases, deadlines of one kind or another — in ways that undermine justice.

The sauvignon blanc (somewhat overpriced at $15) is meant to be drunk sooner than immediately, only lightly chilled; deep cold is ruinous, numbing the flavors and overemphasizing the acidity.

Secretary Gates, a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, said the report had presented the evidence poorly, underemphasizing the importance of Iran's enrichment activity and overemphasizing the suspension of a weapons-design effort that could easily be turned back on.

He said that all successful investors become involved in the industry to which they commit money and become aware of how other investors might overlook some developments and overemphasize others.

The instinct to retrench and overemphasize strategies that have worked in the past is a common problem in companies as they get bigger and have more to lose, particularly as technologies change.

And she's had it with parents who profess to want nothing more than "happiness" for their children ("Kids laugh when I tell them that their parents don't mention money as a measure of success; they think I've been snowed," she divulges) while neglecting the aspects of family life that build enthusiasm and contentment, and overemphasizing values and activities that can actually do harm.