Sentence examples for days emphasise from inspiring English sources

He says that civil-service exams, unlike in imperial days, "emphasise thinking and innovation and not just repeating the same old thing".

After weeks of Labor's attacks that the tax cuts policy benefits the "big end of town" and "big banks", Turnbull and the treasurer, Scott Morrison, have in recent days emphasised that the first beneficiaries will be small "Mum and Dad run" businesses and that there would be several more elections before the biggest businesses benefitted.

It is known that functional decline can occur in a matter of days, emphasising the value of interventions to facilitate timely hospital discharge [ 80].

At the very start of the programme presenter Sarah Montague had observed that it was "a quiet news day", emphasising the value of the guest editor experiment.

"As a country that went through one of the worst human tragedies in the last century, the tremors of the 1994 genocide are still felt to this day," emphasised Mrs. Kagame.

COMPANIES are eager these days to emphasise that they are organised around teams.

"It's very early days, I emphasise that, but what they are beginning to realise is that there is a huge chasm between the top leagues and smaller leagues in Europe.

Both hinted a sale could be finalised within days but emphasised nothing had been signed yet.

"This is the latest report in recent days which emphasises the importance of a robust system of regulation for animal experiments.

Well, Everton's opening goal in the 2-0 defeat of West Ham was a throwback to those glory days, and emphasised the skills laced through the current team.

That Blatter was still voted in as president days later emphasised the immunity of his organisation from shame, and the depth of support he has accrued.