Sentence examples for be emphasis from inspiring English sources
noun
Special weight or forcefulness given to something considered important.
- He paused for emphasis before saying who had won.
She meant that we were given an official version of what Mr. Pinter was supposed to be; emphasis here, silence there, now prepare for explosion.
There needs to be emphasis on treatment, but an understanding that you are not going to reach the desired outcome without a considerable amount of enforcement to go with it, to stop people bringing new drugs on to the market all the time.
There has been less of a let-up in sub-$1 billion dealmaking, notes Newcomb Stillwell of Ropes & Gray, a law firm.Meanwhile, there is likely to be emphasis on "growth equity"—investments in firms at an earlier stage of the development cycle than the classic turnaround case.
Independent of the level of aridity, population density and accessibility, there must be emphasis on landscape-scale land use planning.
The result of such a rejection could be (emphasis on the "could" as none of this is guaranteed to happen) mass RRODs.
Rather, there should be emphasis on the economic and infrastructure determinants of access to technology, as well as the details of behaviors that affect exposure.
In worship there is emphasis on simplicity and revivalistic evangelism.
The one linguistic quality they shared was emphasis.
It's emphasis should be, as Ed Miliband has already realised, on living standards.
"They're emphasis on restructuring is very impressive".
It's emphasis is on functionality, rather than extravagance".
