Sentence examples for could have emphasised from inspiring English sources

Both Bush and Blair could have emphasised more just how bad Saddam's republic of fear has been for his people and the extent to which ending it is a desirable end in itself.

He could have emphasised constitutional reform and decentralisation.Set serenely on course to Downing Street, it is not surprising that Mr Blair has decided to leave the risk-taking to the Tories.

He should have emphasised the theme of shared sacrifice.

But they may not have emphasised appearances enough.

"One of the things the Lost Dogs' Home have emphasised over the years is that we can not rehome animals that we think might be a problem later on and could bite someone.

Numerous scientists have emphasised the need for better context.

Previous studies have emphasised the global magnitude of this problem.

Whilst this was an important feature of our intervention, it could have been emphasised more in recruitment materials, pre-empting potential barriers.

New York Senator Chuck Schumer has emphasised that cuts could be achieved as the result of "fair negotiations".

Perhaps, looking back, one could wish that the Gay Liberation Front had emphasised more the need to see gay people as ordinary rather than stressing separateness, as such marches and dress styles tended to do.

However, Kidney has emphasised that Wolfhounds could still be promoted to the senior squad.