Sentence examples for emphasised better from inspiring English sources

He also emphasised better links between northern cities, and quicker building in the north: a new station at Crewe, in Cheshire, could go up six years earlier than planned.

We emphasise better understanding of the science society nexus and the conditions for translating research-based knowledge into action.

He emphasises that better medication, better education and an awareness that the BCG jab does not work as effectively as people believe are needed.

The challenge faced by French Connection was emphasised by better than expected figures from Spanish fashion juggernaut Inditex.

Both emphasised that better and more frequent training should encourage officers to have the presence of mind in high-stress situations to move before reaching for their service weapon.

But he was a ditherer who lacked courage and who in later life constantly leafed through events in search of explanations, or interpretations, that emphasised his better moments and seemed to make him less culpable for his worst.

Much of this work is tongue-in-cheek, or at least invites a few questions, but the overall effect is to emphasise the better things about human existence.

This is a relative gain of ≈ 50% for PFS and a relative gain of ≈ 60% for quality adjusted PFS, emphasising the better quality of life for patients treated with gefitinib compared to doublet chemotherapy.

Definition 2 differs in emphasising a better comprehension of the interaction between domains and learning mechanisms, which does not necessarily imply the goal of improved learning systems, but the pursuit of a better understanding of for which tasks individual learners succeed or fail.

It also emphasised the need for better links between education and employment.

Modi emphasised the importance of better sanitation for improving women's security in India in one high-profile speech.