Sentence examples for because it emphasizes the from inspiring English sources
The U.S. is Protoss because it emphasizes the value of the individual.
Focusing on hunger rather than safety could help the beleaguered biotechnology industry because it emphasizes the potential benefits, not the risks.
Museveni's rhetoric no doubt encouraged the creation of Bahati's bill, which is particularly chilling because it emphasizes the reporting of the homosexual behavior of others.
Close competition is a critical part of Nascar's formula, in part because it emphasizes the drivers, rather than the cars and brands, as the stars.
I've never liked that phrase, not because it doesn't name something real but because it emphasizes the way that the world is already prepared to hurt me, rather than emphasizing my personal, and not entirely predictable, relationship to the world.
Although it has become an annoying cinematic tic, a moving shot is one of my favorite effects, perhaps because it emphasizes the difference between stills and motion-picture photography.
It was a very important subject for Early Christian art from the 5th century because it emphasized the reality of the incarnation of Christ and the validity of the Virgin's newly established (431) title of Theotokos (Mother of God).
Yesterday, he said one reason he was thrilled with the unusually long, seven-year contract he signed with NBC over the weekend was because it emphasized the fundamental values his father instilled in him.
The discovery was significant, he added, because it emphasized the Spanish advance deep into the interior by 1566, long before "the English built a fort as far inland as Fort San Juan, much less as far west as the French Broad River near Knoxville" — which was "well into the 17th century".
Because it emphasizes on-the-go browsing and multitasking, he said, it is better suited for a mobile device.
