Sentence examples for emphasis not on from inspiring English sources

What makes this politically intriguing is Lothian and Unger's emphasis not on regulating business but on democratising it.

He recently characterized his team as a group of "mechanics," which suggests an emphasis not on ideology but on details and problem-solving.

He argued that such movies, with their emphasis not on images, drama, and representation but on "light, motion, celluloid, screen" brought the movies to the place that had been reached by painting, sculpture, and the other visual arts.

As Evelyn Toynton's reminds us, though, Pollock was less a Freudian than a Jungian: a destructive depressive, he underwent analysis that put the emphasis not on childhood and sex but on spiritual wellbeing and the cosmic soul.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Allen said that what distinguishes "The Car Chasers" from, say, "Counting Cars" on History, is an emphasis not on transforming rusted wrecks into showpieces but on how much money is made or lost when a car is sold.

He has suggested an emphasis not on eradication of poppy crops once they are planted, but on disrupting the trade by hitting the open-air markets where opium is bought and sold, the convoys that transport it and the labs where it is processed into more potent drugs, primarily heroin.

Emphasis not just on vaccination, but on timely vaccination, is important in developing countries, where median ages of vaccination tend to be weeks to months behind schedule [ 32].

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

The restaurant has an extensive wine list with an emphasis, not surprisingly, on Australian varieties.

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

Ms. Fallon's emphasis is not on the negative.