Sentence examples for emphasised little from inspiring English sources

In many respects it gives us the best of both worlds – indeed the remain side has emphasised little else of value about the EU during the campaign apart from the single market.

Critics have emphasised little beyond how the play serves as Fielding's first play among many.

Bagshaw's gift for non-specialisation is further emphasised a little later on, when he hears a saloon-bar criticism of the Woman's Page from an irate X Trapnel: "Don't breathe a word against the Woman's Page, Trappy.

Ever since pre-season training began in July, in fact, Barca players have consistently emphasised how little they have been affected by the departure of Guardiola.

For them, the hunt for the plane has only emphasised how little we know of the waters that cover two-thirds of the planet's surface - a knowledge as shallow as the oceans are deep.

Perhaps it would have been better to emphasise how little we knew about the virus rather than how much we had prepared.

"Today's biology in its success emphasises how little relevance it has to the issues so often, and so tediously, discussed by non-biologists," he remarks.

"Its discovery just emphasises how little we actually know, and it raises the possibility that there are even smaller ones out there," said Longrich.

The report emphasises how little progress has been made to date: "Transport is the only sector of the UK economy in which carbon emissions were higher in 2004 than the baseline year of 1990, and the only sector in which emissions are projected to be higher in 2020 than in 1990".

Michael Howard duly led an election campaign that emphasised it and fared little better than Mr Hague.Peter Kellner, a pollster, says views on immigration are often fiercely held but not particularly salient.

Although community based psychosocial interventions are emphasised, there is little evidence about their acceptability and feasibility.