Sentence examples for are quick to emphasise from inspiring English sources

To this point, Biden and his surrogates are quick to emphasise that he takes a train back to Delaware most nights.

They are quick to emphasise the situation is nowhere near that of the bursting of the property bubble in 2008-2009 and cautiously talk of an "adjustment" rather than "a crash".

While the progress made at Murtala Mohammed, and at many of the 17 other government-run hospitals in Kano, is a cause for hope, medical and public health officials in this dusty metropolis are quick to emphasise that their improved services are still not reaching the poor rural populations in small villages scattered across the edge of the Sahel desert.

Their progress so far has been hailed in some quarters as a new dawn for aviation, but the team are quick to emphasise that the plane is less a breakthrough in transportation – it can only hold one person, after all – than a step forward for clean technology.

Each is quick to emphasise that he believes most of the LAPD's officers are honest.

Arnold is quick to emphasise the importance of his side having a strong group mentality.

Both the Premier League and the FA were quick to emphasise that Richards was in the Gulf on a private mission.

But he is quick to emphasise today's rematch remains crucial to the outcome of Pool Four.

But even prior to the tournament, Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou was quick to emphasise the need to manage his players throughout the tournament.

Cameron has certainly been quick to emphasise that Britain was "not a country whose time has been, but one whose time has come".

Before long, Abdul-Ahad was taking his sketchbook with him on assignments, though he's quick to emphasise that he doesn't draw while bullets are flying.