Sentence examples for emphasised before from inspiring English sources

The homoerotic attraction between Coriolanus and Aufidius has been emphasised before; that between Antony and Enobarbus less so.

The impact of atopic status on the associations between environmental exposures and asthma has been emphasised before, that is, others have found that exposure to endotoxin early in life may protect against the development of atopic asthma, but not non-atopic asthma.

All three will be back next season, as Ferguson emphasised before leaving the Luzhniki Stadium in the early hours yesterday.

Vote leave campaigners emphasised before the referendum that leaving the EU would free up these funds for the UK government to spend on vital infrastructure and austerity-hit services like the NHS.

The organiser, Alejandro Agag, had emphasised, before the first round in Beijing last September, FE's sustainable business model, including not charging hosting fees to certain cities, and the attractiveness of the sustainable green agenda to sponsors.

The importance of message framing has been emphasised before [ 40].

Some of those who had travelled from Merseyside signalled their dissatisfaction by chanting for Kenny Dalglish, which, since the same team had outplayed Chelsea the week before, emphasised how fragile the manager's hold on the affections of certain fans is.

Of the 18 papers discussing the topics of vaccine efficacy and HPV infection, 5 gave unqualified support for vaccinating all ages; 5 expressed qualified support for a range of ages not exceeding 26 years; 1 indicated benefit for women up to 45 years; and 7 emphasised vaccinating before sexual debut.

Some preceptors stated that nursing theories and evidence based practice were emphasised more than before.

The president emphasised, as he has done before, that getting along with Russia and China is "a really good thing", a remark at odds with his administration's recent threat to add punitive tariffs on a further $200bn of Chinese goods as part of a growing trade war.

The participants' autonomy was acknowledged by emphasising, both before and at the beginning of the interview, that participation was voluntarily, and that the participant could withdraw from the study at any stage.