Sentence examples for early emphasis from inspiring English sources
Mr. Huesgen said California wines would be an early emphasis.
All the early emphasis on Jeb is distracting.
"This early emphasis on Europe is no accident," Mr. Biden said.
Mr. Clinton's early emphasis on human rights in China did not achieve results and led to a confrontation over Taiwan.
Porter and Williamson may be aching for rehabilitation, but for the Jaguars, the early emphasis on offense is about escalation.
Mr. Blau said Instagram's early emphasis on opening its service to outside developers had helped it spread.
Early emphases in applied psychology included vocational testing, teaching methods, evaluation of attitudes and morale, performance under stress, propaganda and psychological warfare, rehabilitation, and counseling.
Many entrepreneurs are revenue-centric and place an early emphases on this.
"And postmodernism, also a mistake, came about in reaction to that earlier emphasis on overspecialization.
As Stanislavsky's work evolved, he grew distant from his earlier emphasis on emotional recall (still prevalent in much American training) because he discovered that in acting, emotions cannot be controlled directly by the will.
By the 17th century the word wardrobe was coming to be accepted as descriptive of this kind of piece, while the earlier emphasis on heavy carvings on and surrounding the doors was being supplanted by elaborate veneers and marquetry.
