Sentence examples for decide to emphasize from inspiring English sources

"There was still an ability within each institute to make adjustments, but, as N.I.H. director, I could not decide to emphasize cancer research and down modulate something else," Collins explained.

There are two options Obama might decide to emphasize in a second term.

LiveJournal, another blogging service, has decided to emphasize communities.

It decided to emphasize the feeling of being a team.

"Basically, we decided to emphasize the idea of public television rather than the initials PBS," Mr. Geismar said.

The more practical politician Rieger, who found support among some Bohemian aristocrats, decided to emphasize the historical rights while maintaining loyalty to the Habsburg monarchy.

Mr. Gates said he had decided to emphasize agriculture this year because he felt that it was not getting the attention it needed.

Thompson Ayodele's Oct. 16 Op-Ed article, "The World Bank's Palm Oil Mistake," says the World Bank has decided to emphasize the environment over poverty reduction.

This season Mr. Bedin also decided to emphasize a corset's underpinnings, transforming the boning structure into elaborate lace-up belts.

And eBay, desperate to revive itself, has decided to emphasize traditional, fixed-price sales of both new and old merchandise — becoming more like Amazon.

When Mr. Morgan, who was the company's artistic director, returned to academia, Mr. Bank took over and decided to emphasize "worthy but neglected" plays.