Sentence examples for continuously emphasized from inspiring English sources
It has been continuously emphasized that drugs that eliminate cancer cells primarily through apoptosis, without the involvement of necrosis, are good cancer drugs, due to the lack of inflammatory responses.
Obama's later speeches very much echo this view: He continuously emphasized the "language of opportunity" during his swift political rise.
Lithuania broke off all diplomatic relations with Poland and continuously emphasized that Vilnius remained its permanent capital (Kaunas was designated as the temporary capital).
The risk of anal sex has also been continuously emphasized in HIV prevention and education programs in rich countries.
The importance of fostering the development of empathy in undergraduate students is continuously emphasized in international recommendations for medical education.
They continuously emphasized how their pain - which many of them had been having for many years - was practically gone after the 12-session flotation program.
Although the Cardiothoracic Division is made up of a number of nationally and internationally recognized leaders in the field, faculty members are humble, rarely taking individual credit for accomplishments and continuously emphasizing the importance of junior faculty.
One of the most important things is to continuously emphasize is that the divorce is not their fault.
I can hear reformers asking, "What's the use of preparing young people for life in our democratic society if our way of life is constantly threatened by our inability to crank out enough engineers and scientists?" The tenor of reform continuously emphasizes reading, math, and now STEM content at the expense of a number of other educational priorities.
By continuously emphasizing the Agta's role as environmental stewards, government burdens them with a task for which they are not equipped and not compensated, while it masks the lack of political will to enforce the law.
And she did it continuously and outspokenly, emphasizing the justification from universal religious and political doctrine.
