Sentence examples for changed the emphasis of from inspiring English sources
He studied piano and conducting at the National Conservatory of Music, but he changed the emphasis of his studies when his rich vocal ability was revealed.
Since his appointment he has changed the emphasis of the University to be far more business focussed and this has been recognised through being awarded Entrepreneurial University of the Year 2012.
In 1996, when Hunter felt that the congregation was ready, he changed the emphasis of his preaching from individual faith and mutual service to the need to serve the community as a whole.
After the American Civil War dairy cattle, brought from the island of Jersey in the English Channel by W.B. Montgomery, were introduced and changed the emphasis of area agriculture from cotton to dairying.
In recent years, it has changed the emphasis of the site onto distinct genres and encouraging channel creators to become well-known in their own right, even providing millions of pounds worth of funding to particular channels.
However, in two and a bit years at the helm, Hughes has utterly changed the emphasis of the side, adding high-end technique to the existing tenacity and ushering the lumbering brawn of Robert Huth and Andy Wilkinson, two Pulis stalwarts, firmly towards the exit door.
This time, his view of language changed — the emphasis on Russellian logic was gone — but one key idea remained the same.
Whether or not Mr. Pataki has drifted from his ideological moorings, he has certainly changed the emphases of his candidacy.
According to a report released a few years ago by the government education IT agency Becta, computers change the emphasis of lessons away from technique and towards ideas.
But if it is not politically feasible to attend to these issues, the Obama administration can at least change the emphasis of its policy towards Mexico.
