Sentence examples for beyond emphasis from inspiring English sources

Tom Goldstein at SCOTUSblog is the latest to examine this relationship between decisions in the Doma and Prop 8 cases and beyond (emphasis ours): But if DOMA is going to be decided as a federalism case, Hollingsworth becomes a much harder case for the plaintiffs.

Improved understanding of avian influenza virus need not involve a monumental global effort but requires a shift in screening practices to move beyond emphasis on highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses.

One of the more prolific VCs in Europe with close ties to e-commerce startup factory Rocket Internet has closed another fund — its biggest yet — to back more consumer internet businesses in the region and beyond, with an emphasis on e-commerce.

The game plays a lot more like 2010's Heavy Rain then it does Beyond, with an emphasis on environmental analysis and piecing together the bigger picture before any game direction-determining confrontation.

The game plays a lot more like 2010's Heavy Rain than it does Beyond, with an emphasis on environmental analysis and piecing together the bigger picture before any game direction-determining confrontation.

Beyond the emphasis on the "serious and persistent instances of noncompliance", there are other moments where the report points to issues of concern.

The digital game industry, now moving beyond its emphasis on graphic techniques to focus on player interaction, has much to learn from The Well-Played Game.

Spaces in-between goes beyond the emphasis on externalities signaled by the term 'environment' to address the isolation of modern technological culture from nature.

Beyond this emphasis on field work and first-hand observation, it may also be said that Boas inclined toward what was called functionalism or the functional approach an approach based on sociological theories of the late 19th and early 20th centuries that tended to liken societies to living organisms or machines, with interdependent parts.

That year his article in the journal American Antiquity, "Archaeology as Anthropology," proposed that his colleagues move beyond an emphasis on cataloging artifacts and looking for museum pieces and concentrate on a broad scientific analysis of what their excavations tell of how ancient people lived, the commoners as well as the elite.

Educational stakeholders at the primary, secondary, and post-secondary level should go beyond an emphasis on purely academic performance and have a renewed focus on character development.