Sentence examples for are worth emphasising from inspiring English sources

Perhaps two things are worth emphasising about the character and philosophy of Austen Kark: his moral courage, and his political skills in the service of principle.

And Spanish banks increased their exposure to the Fragile Five by 26% to $185bn, while chopping their peripheral exposure (ex Spain) by 29% to $105bn.Three points are worth emphasising.

And George Bush wants to build a broad coalition against Iraq.The last point is worth emphasising.

It's worth emphasising that he enraptured these students while discussing tax policy.

The violence is worth emphasising because it explains the almost demonic grip the LRA has over the displaced.

"But I also think it's worth emphasising that part of impulse control is will," Banerjee clarifies.

It's worth emphasising that Parks didn't do all the work on her own – not at all.

It's worth emphasising that these words are not from a Tarantino script, crafted for Hollywood shock value.

But first it is worth emphasising that any such comparison, far from being some sort of jibe, shows how far Mr Bush has come.

This description covers a slew of supernatural-themed books – many of which, it's worth emphasising, pre-dated Buffy's demise.

It's worth emphasising that Tricycle went out of its way to accommodate the UKJFF, offering to match the Israeli embassy's money or look at alternatives.