Sentence examples for emphasis on setting from inspiring English sources

The communal spirit was buckling beneath a new emphasis on setting speed records.

The emphasis on setting himself up for the next impression means the show is actually quite light on jokes.

Theresa May's joint chief of staff Nick Timothy, has called for more emphasis on setting up new schools in areas where there is no shortage of places.

More important is the denim division, where Mr. Marineau plans to place greater emphasis on setting fashion trends, especially in women's clothing.

Inflation in the price of books, particularly hardcover trade books, was rapid in the 1990's, in part because of the increased emphasis on setting and meeting profit targets and in part because of the competition to acquire major authors.

The television appearances by the senior members of Mr. Obama's war council seemed to be part of a focused and determined effort to ease concerns about the president's emphasis on setting a date for reducing America's presence in Afghanistan after more than eight years of war.

Activities will focus around three core groups: The emphasis is on setting up training programs in critical appraisal, systematic reviewing and guideline development.

With the budget for new buildings and refurbishment relatively small at £50 million, the emphasis has been on setting them up in old buildings.

First, they began to place enormous emphasis on sets, taken from nature: leaves, dirt, water.

Rugby league is far less tactical and statistics-driven than American football; there's less of an emphasis on set pieces and much greater scope for the expression of individual virtuosity in open, unstructured play.

"There will be a massive emphasis on set-pieces.