Sentence examples for emphasis along from inspiring English sources

But the emphasis, along with other vegetarian choices, is on the ocean.

Mr. Fl? punctuates phrases with many points of emphasis along the way, rather than pouring them out in liquid streams.

Some scientists working on plant intelligence have questioned whether the "animal-centric" emphasis, along with the obsession with the term "neurobiology," has been a mistake and possibly an insult to the plants.

Peer-cooperative learning programs include a range of implementations that can be understood by mapping their structure and relative emphasis along two axes as in Fig. 1.

Channel 2 will also feature programs with a cultural emphasis, along the lines of America's Lifetime, Lifestyle, and Fashion, focusing on women's interests, and a self-produced Discover China program inspired by the Discovery Channel.

Some evolutionary thinkers (e.g., Gould [ 46]) take a reflexively Darwinian view of the evolution of evolutionary thought: the differences between theories (and the changes in mainstream thinking over time) are merely shifts in emphasis along pre-determined axes— a little more of this, and a little less of that (for an extreme example, see Figure  1 of [ 47]).

In his State of the Union address this year, Mr. Obama laid out an economic agenda that included the call for a new emphasis on manufacturing along with more money for early childhood education, an increase in the minimum wage and greater investment in infrastructure.

Rising to return the thanks of the guests, the man began his speech, gesticulating for emphasis as he went along but never actually uttering a single word.

My university electives at Cornell — which will concentrate on psychology, East Asian culture with an emphasis on Mandarin language, along with studying fine art in Italy — will further stimulate and enable me to combine these intellectual interests in my artistry.

His opponents said his emphasis on growth, along with the salaries and perks for a few top employees, were more appropriate to a corporation than a nonprofit institution.

Changes from 2017 include a reduction in coursework and much greater emphasis on theory, along with the removal of film from media courses to avoid overlap.