Sentence examples for emphasis on than from inspiring English sources

In Japan, many users are more concerned with security, privacy, and to some extent, anonymity – things that Mixi has placed more emphasis on than Facebook or MySpace.

But then my niece and I landed on Thanukah, emphasis on the THAN, and.... YO YO YO, it's THANukah.

For years, the German entertainment industry has placed more emphasis on film than television.

"We put even more emphasis on kissing than sex," she said.

Heavily based on course work and clinical experiential training; less emphasis on research than Ph.D. degrees.

We place more emphasis on that than on the decorative elements.

There are objectives – mainly bosses to find and defeat – and a greater emphasis on combat than its blocky rival.

This was a party with more of an emphasis on fashion than politics, albeit with a very west London bent.

Absent parents cause no end of bother in "Invisible," a moody thriller with more emphasis on mood than thrills.

This year that part is called "Big Ideas for the New Millennium". Have you put more emphasis on it than formerly?

However, after MH17 there will be a greater emphasis on caution than ever before.