Sentence examples for easy to emphasise from inspiring English sources

In the first episode she's in a terrible situation so it's easy to emphasise but as the show progresses she makes some unusual choices.

37 In spite of political announcements on the importance of taking good care of elderly patients with multimorbidity, the remuneration systems continue to emphasise easy accessibility, rapid turnover and focus on reduced performance time, all of which hinder physicians from meeting these patients' needs.

The ups and downs of climate polling in Australia for example appears to show an increase in the polarisation over the issue, but it is easy to over emphasise that when you're asking the question compared to large swathes of the community where the issue may rarely or never come up.

Account 4, which rejected the idea that patients with higher levels of education found lifestyle change easier, were the group most likely to emphasise the difficulty of lifestyle change and the importance of health professional intervention.

So the BBC was keen to emphasise that the decision was not an easy one.

Fourth, tools employed for SLEs need to be improved to emphasise their formative focus (eg, prioritising free-text comments) and making them easier to finalise (eg, applications for smartphones and tablets).

One charity worker described him as "uncle easy", and the abbot and Chay Yao, the matriarch of the family with 19 victims, are among those to emphasise his attentiveness.

This, presumably, is to emphasise the fact that even though he's running in slow motion and scoring piss easy close-range goals, there's actually a fuckload of POWER going on too, it's just invisible or something.

Their strategy was to emphasise the positive.

Indeed, Mr Krugman used to emphasise it.

No need to emphasise them.