Sentence examples for emphasis on groups from inspiring English sources
A UK social startup, Yubl is another app with an emphasis on groups: friends, not co-workers in this case.
"I am currently working on finding three charities to whom I can be useful and with whom I can build a good relationship, with a particular emphasis on groups helping dispossessed or abused or destitute children, groups helping children to reconnect with nature and groups seeking the restoration of damaged ecosystems.
Important, as well, is Darwin's emphasis on groups of animals that seem to be restricted to South America.
Obesity prevention efforts should be widespread and include special emphasis on groups experiencing increases or no change in prevalence.
And so began Darwin's focus on replacement patterns of species within natural groups with a strong emphasis on groups of species only known from that particular corner of the world.
Distributive justice and prioritisation of resources require an increasing emphasis on groups rather than individuals which implies an obligation to promote public health and consider all patients at any time, not just the specific, currently consulting patient [ 19].
That explains the emphasis on group activity at the expense of intimacy: this is a film about the dynamics of a collective.
(Chinen) MALABY-HALVERSON-SANCHEZ-TAKEISHI (Friday) A forward-minded collective with an emphasis on group rapport and a lineup composed of Tony Malaby on tenor saxophone, Mary Halvorson on guitar, Angelica Sanchez on piano and Satoshi Takeishi on drums.
The approach is totally different from a UK uni – there's more emphasis on group work and it's more practical, so a lot more like you'd approach work in real life.
Their music, with its emphasis on group vocals and lack of harmony, ironically reflects the premium placed on group harmony and non-threatening mediocrity by Japanese society and the mass media".
Employees in large Japanese firms exhibit fewer traces of individualism and place more emphasis on group relationships in the design of work and in their day-to-day workplace interactions, especially when compared to their Western counterparts.
