Sentence examples for emphasis on just from inspiring English sources

Typically, colour and fragrance cooperate in guiding Lepidoptera to flowers, but in some cases there is a strong emphasis on just one attractant; for example, certain hawkmoths can find fragrant honeysuckles hidden from sight.

Why do investors put a huge emphasis on just one number, this hallowed earnings per share?

Lord Ken Maginnisis accused the Saville inquiry and the government of being "one-eyed" in its emphasis on just 13 of the 180 violent deaths in the province in the preceding year, saying that "The 13 deaths are regrettable, but no more regrettable than the other 167, the other 94% of the people who died that year".

The question now facing Northern Ireland is whether we continue to pursue costly individual cases or are we, as a society, to concentrate on building a shared future, freed from the mistakes of the past?" Lord Maginnis of Drumglas, an Ulster Unionist peer, said the report was "one-eyed" in its emphasis on just 14 of the 180 violent deaths in the province in the preceding year.

In spite of the importance of listening practice in language instruction, English- Language classes in Iran still put emphasis on just reading and writing skills more than listening.

But when they blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead to Houston last week -- and Welker blew out his knee -- the doubts came roaring back, with an emphasis on just how many players lacked playoff experience.

"The Machine That Changed the World" (1990) by James Womack et al popularised Toyota's manufacturing system with its emphasis on just-in-time parts and proactive workers.

With so much emphasis on just-in-time manufacturing and some professionals needing to jump on planes almost daily, airports are becoming the centres of cities of their own.

It also places a huge emphasis on just-in-time manufacturing as the company cannot be left with any significant levels of stock sitting in a warehouse.

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

Annacone said his and Federer's emphasis was on "just more offensive stuff, using his athleticism".