Sentence examples for emphasis emerged from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century a new emphasis emerged in Roman Catholicism, especially for crucifixes in liturgical settings.

This new emphasis emerged in his lectures on education and on criticism.

Here a difference of emphasis emerged in his theory, together with a somewhat sympathetic response to Murphy.

Particular emphasis emerged upon analyses of combination therapies with synthetic DMARDs.

Yet, we do see a new emphasis emerging in RRI in comparison with ELSA, namely the focus on socio-economic benefits and collaboration with private and industrial partners.

In both its form and emphasis, control emerged in ways not entirely foreseen at the study's inception.

However, a renewed emphasis has emerged over the past decades to become more than just a home for older people [ 1].

Analysts said Standard Chartered's emphasis on emerging markets would help to limit the long-term effects of the allegations.

Investors compare the two banks because of their similar emphasis on emerging markets -- shielding them somewhat from the rough-and-tumble competition of retail banking in Britain.

The UK drugs giant said the sale was part of its bid to focus on "a core portfolio" of healthcare brands, with a particular emphasis on emerging markets.

Last year, Marriott outlined a $2 billion, three-year plan to open new hotels around the world with an emphasis on emerging nations.