Sentence examples for began emphasising from inspiring English sources
The PGA issued a statement half an hour before Sunday's play began emphasising a "zero-tolerance policy" on the use of vulgar or profane language towards the players.
As far back as 1990, the company began emphasising its initials rather than marketing itself as Kentucky Fried Chicken, partly because the word "fried" was considered a turn-off.
The company began emphasising educational music from about the end of the 19th century.
Just before World War II, Malay nationalism began emphasising ketuanan Melayu, which had once been taken for granted.
Now in office, his ministers have begun emphasising the scale of the problem they have inherited, and blaming much of it on Calderón.
By the following month, the Culture and Sports Secretary Tessa Jowell had begun emphasising controlling costs rather than sticking to the line of 'absolute cast iron guarantees' that £2.4bn was a final figure - even though around the same time Lord Coe denied an Observer report that the final budget would be around the £5bn suggested last week.
This paper begins by emphasising that, while human population growth may often be loosely linked to terrace construction efforts, the association is by no means a straightforward one.
Support for the fastest-growing Muslim outfit, the Prosperous Justice Party, took off only when it toned down its religious rhetoric and began to emphasise honesty and clean government instead.
The high command's communiques yesterday began to emphasise that Argentina's troops defending Port Stanley faced an enemy superior in numbers and weaponry.
I am obliged to begin by emphasising the fact that the Hampton family was very grand as well as very rich.
