Sentence examples for emphasis in the first from inspiring English sources

The emphasis in the first issues is given and the import of the decisions made in these early documents presented.

He has written voluminously on Islam, including a book, "Doors to God," where the emphasis in the first word of the title is on the plural.

Mr. Henderson shows us Griffith's powers of dramatic selection and emphasis in the first years of his career by means of clear and close descriptions of the films.

But while the emphasis in the first is on trimming ambitions to match available resources, the emphasis in the second is on leveraging resources to reach seemingly unattainable goals.

The emphasis in the First Golden Age was very much on being healthy in mind and body – if a child became sick, he or she usually got well as part of their story.

I think that's going to be a big emphasis in the first 100 days of Trump's presidency.

The emphasis in the second paragraph has been changed: it was not that it was unusual for a designer to take charge of both sets and costumes, but that Rice was unusually successful at both.

This study was undertaken to construct an institution-specific transverse cerebellar (transcerebellar) diameter nomogram with special emphasis in the third trimester and to compare its ability to predict gestational age with previously published nomograms.

The emphasis in these first two chapters is almost all on the writings of elites and despite the frequent mentions of the Haitian peasantry, the reader is not exposed to them as much as one would like.

I've seen your name and heard it shortened, so I need to start by asking, what's the proper pronunciation of 'Sins Invalid' or more precisely, where is the emphasis in that second word?

The emphasis in this second model is to enable a network of scientists to collectively develop a data grid in a mutually defined area of concentration (i.e., field or domain, as opposed to particular project) that would be beyond the capacity of any one group to build and maintain on their own.