Sentence examples for emphasis back to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Klein was known to be eager to devote his full attention to education and in recent months had shifted much of his emphasis back to that area.
I love the way he's going to bring the emphasis back to illustration because I think there's still this negative feeling about illustrations in older books - we don't really have them in this country - and there's no reason why we shouldn't".
If Obama is correct, it means that the U.S. doesn't need to shift its strategic emphasis back to the Middle East, it is not necessary to do another pivot, and rebalancing towards Asia will not be significantly affected.
"It's very refreshing to have that emphasis put back to what we're doing in the ring.
If Mr Prodi returns to office, he is likely to switch the emphasis back towards backing the Franco-German duo.Mr Berlusconi's government has been more staunchly pro-American (and pro-Israel) than most previous ones.
The new survey methods are an attempt "to place the emphasis back on the creative" aspects of print ads, he added, "where we feel it belongs".
Humiliating as it all undeniably is for a man accustomed to public veneration and the privacy that great wealth can buy, it is hard not to believe that all Woods has to do is endure a few more unpleasant news cycles before he will be able to put the emphasis back, more or less, on golf instead of strippers and text messages.
If everything goes according to plan with Varane, the emphasis will switch back to finding a replacement for Edwin van der Sar.
At the same time, however, he wanted a workforce that was motivated by more than just money and placed an emphasis on giving back to the local community.
Then, later in the new century, when technologies have matured that offer sources of energy without new streams of carbon dioxide, the emphasis can shift back to that gas.
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