Sentence examples for emphasis largely from inspiring English sources

Precise scholarly definitions of the movement differ in their emphasis, largely as a result of its highly eclectic structure.

We think that this emphasis largely avoids the problem that the reviewer has raised.

Research on impacts of invasions in South Africa has had a strong hydrological emphasis largely because of the country's climate, lack of forests and historical background.

In their social value judgment document, existing debates on utilitarian and egalitarian approaches to distributive justice are mentioned in brief but NICE places emphasis largely on procedural justice, based on Daniels and Sabin's [ 14] 'accountability for reasonableness'.

Despite her biographical emphasis, she largely avoids underwriting the myth of individual genius.

It said the newspaper had switched its emphasis from largely autonomous local editions to a broader regional strategy.

As our knowledge of factors like diet, smoking, and blood pressure deepened, the emphasis shifted largely from treating heart disease to preventing it.

The emphasis is largely on Mexican design but loose categories like popular design, anonymous industrial design, historical design and contemporary design are populated with international greatest hits.

Nowadays the emphasis is largely on 'structural' policies, and where proposals about the level of demand are made, they are usually restrictive ones, as embodied in the notorious Stability Pact.

His emphasis is largely humanitarian; it also arises from his belief, as a scientist, that the only way to meet the world's projected energy needs without causing intolerable environmental harm will be to work, in effect, from the bottom up — an approach that's very different from the ones that dominate energy research.

Thus, the emphasis is largely on synthetic design strategy carried out in the Bowman James group.