Sentence examples for decided emphasis on from inspiring English sources
But Nebraska's baseball focus, with a decided emphasis on the obscure and the offbeat, has won praise.
In other new plays around the city, there is a decided emphasis on social commentary, inspired by economic unrest, political travail and, of course, the royal wedding.
The series covers the period from the American and French revolutions to the end of the nineteenth century, with, however, a decided emphasis on the first half of the century.
Shoom was Rampling's attempt to recapture the vibe he'd experienced in Ibiza with a decided emphasis on the new house and techno sounds coming in from America.
They decided to put more emphasis on urging Chinese consumers to spend more of their savings, which they hoped would eventually bring the two economies into better balance.
In realization that not all children could adequately be served by the formal education system and that Tanzania could not therefore achieve universal primary education as anticipated, the Government decided to put emphasis on alternative learning as a complement to basic education.
The National Institutes of Health, which has not decided on its emphasis, appears to be aiming for basic research, based on the recommendations from a working committee advising the agency.
decided on an emphasis (it is possible to change this after you declare).
"We decided to put our emphasis on resorts where there are families," said a spokeswoman, K. C. Kavanagh.
After the burst of Japan's vulnerable asset-inflated "bubble" economy in the early 1990s, Kawamoto decided to place more emphasis on marketing.
