Sentence examples for but emphasized the need from inspiring English sources

Cardinal McCarrick praised the monsignor's pastoral record but emphasized the need to investigate the incidents fully and to protect children.

York said he was looking forward to working with the new board members but emphasized the need to handle their leadership with care.

At a gathering of international leaders in Athens, officials criticized the U.N., but emphasized the need for international organizations like it.

Sanders did not elaborate on what the threat was, exactly, but emphasized the need to secure America's borders.

The transport ministers didn't suggest countries should curtail auto production but emphasized the need to create systems that are "less dependent on cars".

During his State of the Union address on Tuesday, the president reiterated his support for "modest reforms" to Medicare but emphasized the need to protect benefits.

This week, Ayatollah Sistani issued a statement supporting Mr. Sadr's decision to act against the Americans, but emphasizing the need for a peaceful solution.

Mr. Espaillat on Tuesday kept his remarks uniformly positive, not referring to Mr. Rangel by name but emphasizing the need for new representation.

Finally, our findings support the use of the existing regional and pantropical allometries to estimate both tree height and the aboveground biomass in tropical wet forests, but emphasize the need of having more local and regional models to quantify the bias and improve the estimation of forest carbon density across different forest types.

This study establishes that sedimentary δ13CTOC values can provide a highly sensitive proxy of the spatial scale of prehistoric maize agriculture in small tropical watersheds, but emphasizes the need for a better understanding of sediment dynamics and carbon cycling in anthropogenically modified landscapes before this proxy can be widely employed in diverse archaeological settings.

Over the last week especially, Clinton has delved into the finer points of her platform – acknowledging that many are too "wonky" for some but emphasizing the need for such detail given Americans' sense of uncertainty.