Sentence examples similar to emphasis supply from inspiring English sources

Q: An alternative view emphasis supply-side factors.

(emphasis supplied).

When you've got an outside group coordinating with the campaign?" (Emphasis supplied).

As memorialized in a publicly available summary, the nation's top intelligence officer, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, told the president-elect that, as to the Steele memos, "intelligence agencies made no judgment about the reliability of the allegations" (emphasis supplied).

But in fact he'd slipped up far worse in his conversation with Fox & Friends on November 4. Speaking of Comey's announcement that "new" evidence had been found in the Clinton investigation, Giuliani told Fox News, "I had expected this for the last, honestly, to tell you the truth, I thought it was going to be about three or four weeks ago" (emphasis supplied).

As The New York Times has reported, "although Mr. Comey told Congress this summer that the Clinton investigation was complete, he believed that if word of the new emails leaked out and it was sure to leak out, he concluded he risked being accused of misleading Congress and the public ahead of an election" (emphasis supplied).

Specifically, Giuliani says to his Fox News interviewers that the Trump campaign is planning "surprises in the way that we're going to campaign to get our message out there, maybe in a little of a different way, you'll see, and I do think it'll be enormously effective, and I do think that all of these revelations about Hillary Clinton finally are beginning to have an impact" (emphasis supplied).

With the increasing emphasis on supply chain vulnerabilities, effective mathematical tools for analyzing and understanding appropriate supply chain risk management are now attracting much attention.

Mr Brown's emphasis on supply side reforms mirrors that of Nigel Lawson in the 1980s.

The emphasis on supply gave way to a focus on combat forces.

"Our team places such a strong emphasis on supply timetables, because without a deliberate logistics plan you can't have a successful military plan," the spokesman for the Central Command, James R. Wilkinson, said.