Sentence examples for emphasise with the from inspiring English sources

That's exactly what Google's looking to emphasise with the new name — that it is now a phone network, a mapping company, a library and a video giant, as well as a search engine.

Numbers are boring, though – what's not is having fun, and that's clearly what Nintendo wants to emphasise with the NX.

The 23-year-old is a confident, flexible goalkeeper with instinctive reflexes and it's emphasised with the lack of goals Zenit have conceded this season.

Traditionally, in Vietnam, the cultivation of virtue is emphasised with the aim that the individual be a good person, and personal interests of I should be limited to the interests of We.   d.

There was no clear information to the amount of the reactant fed during the process but a ratio around 10 1 paraffin to polyunsaturated hydrocarbon was emphasised with the paraffin concentration always higher than the concentration of the hydrogen acceptor.

This Lord Krishna emphasises with the word hata meaning slain showing that slain or not slain there is benefit in both.

The importance of a high compliance rate (power calculation aimed for a compliance rate of 80%) for a successful intervention is emphasised with the statistically not significant increase of antibiotic courses of empiric therapy < 3 days.

They emphasise transparency, with the aim of differentiating respectable companies from domestic or international "mavericks".

However, it is important to emphasise that with the paucity of good quality data on inputs and outputs, these results are more indicative than definitive measures of efficiency.

In a sentence, this section demonstrates that global policy prescriptions for best practice heavily emphasise engagement with the needs, experience and knowledge of vulnerable and disadvantaged groups.

Britain's air defence during the Second World War is particularly emphasised, with exhibits representing the Battle of Britain, the Blitz and the V-1 flying bomb offensive from 1944.