Sentence examples for emphasis not just from inspiring English sources

"There's also a strong emphasis not just on qualifying but post-qualifying training up here.

"I would like to see more emphasis not just on bringing back more power from Brussels, but from Westminster".

Burns was disappointed that Warren had not endorsed Sanders, but she also preferred the scope of the Vermonter's politics, his emphasis not just on inequality but on the failures of American foreign policy and campaign-finance regulation.

"Procrastination is a complex issue of self-regulation," with the emphasis not just on postponing something, but on irrational self-defeating delay — and it occurs in some, if not all, areas of one's life.

That shift suggests, Mr. Crocker said, a "Hezbollahzation" of parts of Iraq: an emphasis not just on military force but also on social networks, the hallmark of Iranian-supported Hezbollah in Lebanon.

How do you account for the emphasis, not just in your... work but in the industry in general, how do you account for the truly incredible emphasis on anal sex?" After a minimal shrug and a minimal pause Stagliano said, "Pussies are bullshit".

The emphasis is not just on diversity of entertainment, but also on diversity in demographics.

The emphasis is not just on getting children into museums, however, but getting them in with their parents.

With its substantial population, Indonesia is placing emphasis on, not just tourism, but also on labour-productivity improvements.

Her emphasis was not just to give them a better life but also give them better dignity.

"The emphasis should not just be on the available number of staff, it should be on delivering safe patient care and making sure that hospital management and nursing staff are absolutely clear on best practice to do this.