Sentence examples for changed emphasising from inspiring English sources

Although there was no change in policy, Mr Blair's tone changed, emphasising the suffering in Lebanon in a way he had not before.

During the time period of this study, the standard of care (treatment paradigm) of RA has changed, emphasising the earlier diagnosis and earlier and more intensive use of combination therapy, 69 70 which results in fewer patients with persistent severe disease activity and advanced disability.

The publication strategy of BJC reflects these changes, emphasising clinical translational research and preclinical investigations that are critical for new therapeutic approaches and drug development.

Noting that "the game is a good deal changed", he emphasised how the final had demonstrated the importance of teamwork, in contrast to his day when "each man played for himself".

The protocols for the applying compression must be changed to emphasise the need for minimising breast thickness.

Step Change emphasises, however, that debt is not solely a problem for those reliant on benefits.

This change emphasised the unique constitutional positions of the Sovereign and the Heir to the Throne.

A recent study by Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism showed that most media coverage of climate change emphasised uncertainty while a quarter focused on the supposed "positive opportunities" global warming would bring.

Debra Allcock Tyler, chief executive officer at Directory of Social Change, emphasised this point at the Charity Accountants Conferencee in September, telling an audience of charity accountants that if their financial information focuses more on numbers than words and pictures they are in the wrong sector.

One of Keats's changes emphasised by critics is the change in line 17 of "Drows'd with red poppies" to "Drows'd with the fume of poppies", which emphasises the sense of smell instead of sight.

They said this change emphasised their role as an easily accessible source of information.