Sentence examples for emphasis beginning from inspiring English sources

UNICEF further noted, "The consequences of this delay are serious, and convincing families to enroll children at a younger age should be a point of policy emphasis, beginning with qualitative research to understand more about parental reluctant to enroll children on time".

He does not need to see the official figures to know that, barring an unexpected shift in emphasis beginning today against the Buffalo Bills, there will be an unusually barren line in his career biography for 2002.

Gradually, the emphasis began to move towards adult and further education.

That emphasis began to shift as technology advanced, with doctors focusing more and more of their time on treatment and diagnosis.

Wall Street's emphasis began to change in the '90s, as financiers devised new securities — the more incomprehensible, or so it seemed, the better.

His sudden change in emphasis began last year when cities and counties began suing gun makers to recoup the costs of gun violence, putting the survival of some companies at risk.

By the mid-1980's, the emphasis began to move away from classical music as the music's audience shifted to the concerts on the Barge on the nearby East River waterfront.

As the demonstrations grew in size, from the couple hundred of early September to more than 300,000 people in late October, the overall emphasis began to shift.

With the advent of low-cost hardware to fuse multiple biometrics in real time, the emphasis began to extract a subset of face which can partially resolve the aforementioned issues listed in Table 1.

He talks in sentences that go up, up, up, up, up like a rollercoaster car, his furry eyebrows shooting up for emphasis, before beginning their long descent, down, down, down, down towards the point, or the punchline, which is invariably marked by that gurgling, Mutleyesque laugh of his: "Hurhurhurhurhurhur". "I think I had my midlife crisis when I was 10," he says.

Some of Mr. Terfel's repeated effects -- the stage whisper of hushed horror or emphasis -- begin to pale in comparison.