Sentence examples for different emphasise from inspiring English sources
"It may be that they've got to reverse some policies or give them a different emphasise to them".
The levers for change and the practical results might be similar, but Watson's language is very different, emphasising empowerment rather than control.
This has fuelled the idea that the underlying pathophysiology of diabetes-associated depression might be fundamentally different, emphasising the need for increased research efforts in this area.
Certainly the feedback from the consultation group revealed different emphasises on stabilisation of fractures, to let the fracture heal without further displacement/re-displacement, and mobilisation to avoid/lessen the complications of immobilisation and to enable earlier functional recovery.
Different newspapers emphasise different aspects of this picture.
Despite recognition that an effective process could alleviate many of the difficulties associated with product derivation, existing approaches have different scope, emphasise different aspects of the derivation process and are frequently too specialised to serve as a general solution.
Recommendations from different societies emphasise the importance of measuring blood pressure with well maintained and calibrated instruments only.
It is essential to achieve a normal scapulothoracic motion before a muscle-strengthening program can begin, and different studies emphasise the importance of correcting scapular dyskinesis [ 22– 22].
The disparate phenotypic associations of different alleles/haplotypes emphasise the distinct contribution of each different susceptibility allele; however, the overarching common features of all PsA patients may depend on the common molecular architecture of susceptibility molecules (Table 5), supported by the recent report of Okada and colleagues [ 26].
When I asked Chennapragada, she had a slightly different response — emphasising user choice.
He said if elected Labour would adopt a different approach, emphasising teacher quality, symbolised by his announcement that teachers would have to be regularly relicensed.
