Sentence examples for emphasise yet from inspiring English sources

To emphasise yet again, as Mrs Gradin and others have pointed out, it is the vulnerable peripheral communities who will pay that price and the Norwegians will be laughing all the way to the bank.

The last few days should have emphasised yet again these neighbours' mutual dependency.

"The sense of waste is being re-emphasised yet again - the futility of this and the unimaginable horror," he said.

Their menace was emphasised yet again on Wednesday when a bomb dropped from a jet scored a direct hit on the main opposition-held al-Shifa hospital in the Shaar district of Aleppo, killing up to 40 people.

"Recently ratings agency Standard and Poor's emphasised yet again that high inequality is a drag on growth, as did the International Monetary Fund which went further and made the point that redistribution can be good for the economy," Swan will say, according to an excerpt of his address circulated on Sunday.

When Eileen Munro published her review of child protection for the current government in 2011, she emphasised, yet again, the importance of a system in which encourages "professions to work together well in order to build an accurate understanding of what is happening in the child or young person's life, so the right help can be provided".

Our results suggest that a far greater range of invertebrate taxa than previously thought can respond to acoustic cues, emphasising yet further the potential negative impact of globally increasing levels of underwater anthropogenic noise.

Those two conceptualisations emphasise different yet compatible dimensions of social capital: the first stresses the form of social capital, whilst the second highlights the process through which social capital affects children's behaviours (Mcneal, 1999).

Have I emphasised that enough yet?

Playing a copy of an 1824 fortepiano, Bezuidenhout emphasised the sparse yet emotionally telling quality of Beethoven's piano writing.

"It also emphasises the subtle yet complex ecological interconnections between sympatric humans and nonhuman primates in anthropogenic habitats".