Sentence examples for emphasis has turned from inspiring English sources

But for spring, the emphasis has turned to shiny evening attire.

In dry powder deposition and direct ink-jet printing, the emphasis has turned to the problem of delivering a complex shape in which the three dimensional spatial arrangement of composition is delivered from the design file.

In the last two years the emphasis has turned to new initiatives to combat old threats, from nuclear proliferation to narco-terrorism, and to bestowing national security threat status on new issues, such as cyber-crime, global economic meltdown and AIDS.

As the emphasis of many historians has turned to social history, especially history "from the bottom up," they have had to create their own evidence through interviews with those shut out of the documentary record.

Dr Frank Atherton, president of the Association of Directors of Public Health, also said he was in favour of the interventions being suggested: "Of course we have to work with industry, but there is a feeling that the emphasis of this government has turned too far away from legislation".

"Nicole does dress fabulously, but we do have a responsibility about who we hold up as fashion icons," says Elvin. "The tide has turned against this emphasis on skinniness, and I think women are now feeling that it's all a bit sad, really," adds Bruton.

He is a fine artist with an emphasis in drawing and design who has turned his talents to game design.

In the past there has been emphasis on the geographical spread of units, which has turned into turf wars.

Perhaps because he has turned 40, Damien Hirst, the original Young British Artist, is putting the emphasis on British instead of Young.

But the wheel has turned since 1973, and the new edition of the book places slightly more emphasis on noneconomic factors.

But as Fed officials have placed less emphasis on M-1, which they say is swollen by deposits that are not intended for spending, market attention has turned to growth of M-2 and M-3.