Sentence examples for emphasised all from inspiring English sources

The women's World Cup, which has been in New Zealand hands since 1998, remained there at the Twickenham Stoop yesterday after a pulsating contest which emphasised all that is good about the women's game.

In 2009, the World Development Report from the World Bank emphasised all these positive aspects of urbanisation and promoted towns as developmental.

Asked about her decision to leave the U.K., botanical physiologist Tina Romeis emphasised all the advantages that come with the award: "Although I had offers from other institutions in the U.K. and the U.S., I am German, after all.

For example, HARITA/R4 Rural Resilience Initiative in Ethiopia emphasises all aspects of risk management from prevention to creating financial reserves to draw on in the event of future risks.

As founder of the Bee Guardian Foundation, I want to emphasise all that has been the achieved by those who have taken part in the Dungeness project.

Instead of providing a monumental, pompous, singular building, the centre attempts to emphasise all of the parts that make it up.

But in his recent speech to the National Press Club, Mr Morrison decided to emphasise all the existential threats he sees to Australia's prosperity.

"Another point to note from this AGM and the counted votes is that we should not, as I have been emphasising all along, be distracted by inaccurate and misleading reports of the intentions of shareholders prior to the AGM and what their plans were.

But such examples would be extreme, and it is certainly time to emphasise all aspects of evolution.

Remember all consonants, and emphasise all vowels.

To emphasise: all the bill does is to prevent doctors who have injured patients through genuine negligence from being sued.