Sentence examples for emphasis about the from inspiring English sources
It's just to make clear, with some emphasis, about the importance of the development of absolute rule.
The odd thing is that Governor Bush and his campaign colleagues talk with great emphasis about the need to build up our armed forces.
The group said in November that they would remain suspended "due to the qualified audit opinion on the financial statements... and emphasis about the company's ability to continue as a going concern being dependent on, inter alia, the collection of trade receivables and the ability to raise future funds".
Singh et al. (1999) makes compelling emphasis about the role of networks on opportunity recognition.
This is because they gave less emphasis about the PFM by only considering its economic importance, suggesting that the respondents need awareness about the different values of PFM.
"We have just got used to local and regional newspapers closing and the increased emphasis about what's on Twitter, Facebook and the internet," he said.
Perhaps, indeed, all these theories, despite their different emphases, hover about the same point.
That would reflect the cooperative's current emphasis; about 70% of California and Arizona fruit is sold whole.
The league is making this emphasis about bench behaviour and coaches.
A hallmark of his restaurants is fine dining in a convivial atmosphere, with the emphasis less about venerating the genius behind the stove and more about celebrating the good fortune of sitting in the dining room, eating excellent food and drinking excellent wine.
Emphasis on "about", one suspects.
