Sentence examples for emphasis on breaking from inspiring English sources
Such was the emphasis on breaking quickly, one of the defining features was the large number of tactical fouls to halt counter-attacks.
A new free Web site, cleaner and brighter than what it replaces, will aim to post 80 news items a day with an emphasis on breaking news.
But the White House is putting more emphasis on breaking up Mr. bin Laden's financial support and getting a handle on the investigation of the attacks, so what amounts to Saudi stonewalling rankles the administration on key fronts.
Within the recommendations there is an emphasis on breaking down a siloed system to increase transparency and cooperation between sectors, as well numerous recommendations to hold the performance of those sectors to account.
As such, it builds on past management thinking, including business process re-engineering (with its emphasis on breaking a business down to its component parts in order to streamline the processes) and outsourcing (with its focus on highlighting core strengths and hiving the more commodity-like facets to specialist providers).
First among these is feminists' emphasis on "breaking the silence" around rape.
His emphasis, however, is on "breaking the cycle of poverty" by creating jobs — he advocates oil fracking — and improving education.
A Texas approach begun in the early 1990's and enhanced by Gov. George W. Bush has put a strong emphasis on testing, breaking new ground in the close monitoring of low-income and minority students.
First-choice goalkeeper Ralf Fährmann, Jefferson Farfan and Julian Draxler are all out, but if the Germans sit back and put the emphasis on Real breaking them down, it will be interesting to see how the visitors manage without Ramos passing out from the back and the creative powers of Modric and James in midfield.
But I think the emphasis on additional breaks for estates owning small farms or businesses is misguided.
