Sentence examples for does not emphasise from inspiring English sources

Labour does not emphasise this difference, for fear of looking spendthrift.

It can be difficult to design an objective and fair measure of performance that does not emphasise the individual's effort at the expense of that of the team.

The process does not emphasise the thinking skills, whereas the mathematics syllabus clearly states that thinking systematically, accurately, thoroughly, diligently and with confidence, should be infused throughout the teaching and learning process.

Curiously for the head of an institution that is condemned to operate with half-measures, he does not emphasise the many options that lie between inaction and over-involvement.

He does not emphasise the senseless, unstoppable, irrational momentum of such interventions or the bankrupting scale of our human and financial investments in both places (in each case more than 250,000 soldiers and civilians, and over $100bn a year).

"We are disappointed that this white paper does not emphasise the inter-connectedness between creative industries companies and arts organisations, and that it does not make the case more strongly for arts teaching in schools".

"She emphasizes the UN and sanctions route, and doesn't emphasise neo-conservative nation building," he said.

What he doesn't emphasise, and perhaps should have, is that many architects are surely bored or depressed about the meaning of design "creativity" in the 21st century.

For instance, the film openly portrays the sexually liberated attitude of all Kinsey's researchers – but it doesn't emphasise Kinsey's role in persuading all the men who work for him to try gay sex, often with him.

It's rare to encounter an employer or institute that doesn't emphasise "teamwork skills" these days, and in our increasingly interconnected society, learning how to be part of a group is something worth working on, regardless of the task itself.

Unlike other social media sites, such as Facebook and Twitter, Pinterest doesn't emphasise what users did or are doing.