Sentence examples for emphasis earlier from inspiring English sources

"With the benefit of hindsight," he said, "I would say that we should have put more of an emphasis earlier on getting the rest of it right" -- making sure countries had a regulatory structure and an understanding of what could befall them if the world picked up its money and moved it elsewhere.

This is in line with our hypotheses, as well as with previous research, which has found that meliorists are less likely to favor theories that give any weight to biological factors ("nature" in the nature/nurture dichotomy), instead favoring theories that emphasis early childhood experiences and development ("nurture"; Charlesworth 1992).

The government signalled a shift in emphasis earlier this year, with the national governing bodies (NGBs) of sports now being asked to target more resources at those aged 14-25.

At present, underdiagnosis impedes the benefits of early identification, the emphasis on early management, and the prevention of neuropathy-related sequelae.

This review summarizes the early experiences with focal therapy with emphasis on early applications of laser, high-intensity focuses ultrasound, and photodynamic approaches.

Thus children in the first wave lived their early childhood years in an era with little emphasis on early childhood policy, at a time where there was strong ideologically driven Indigenous policy as described above.

Mr. Bush strengthened accountability, with an emphasis on early reading skills.

I think that we have to put more emphasis on early learning and preschool.

In Italy an emphasis on early schooling was the result of social movements of the early 1960s.

They are dealing with an outdated sports system; there is too much emphasis on early recruitment for sports schools.

Controlling the cost of serving students with special needs must be addressed with an emphasis on early identification and research-based intervention.