Sentence examples for been emphasis from inspiring English sources
noun
Special weight or forcefulness given to something considered important.
- He paused for emphasis before saying who had won.
And, as you can imagine, there has been emphasis upon American jazz, there has been emphasis upon distinguished composers, there has been emphasis upon Ives and Copland, etc.
In the past there has been emphasis on the geographical spread of units, which has turned into turf wars.
In the last decade, there has been emphasis on computer technology usage in everyday life, and even more, in universities.
According to probabilistic and stochastic nature and essence of dynamic location problems (DLPs), in most of the research on this matter, there has been emphasis on the use of deterministic parameters.
While there has been emphasis on strengthening community colleges by the president, there has not been sufficient focus on improving technical and manufacturing skills.
In recent years there has been emphasis on widespread musculoskeletal pain, in contrast to single site pain, showing a strong association with psychosocial problems [ 9- 11].
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".
