By shoving the verb over, Kiezdeutsch can emphasise not just who is doing something but when.
Smith also understood the richness of human motivation, emphasising not just prudence and self-interest, as some of his supposed modern followers would have it, but also "humanity, generosity and public spirit".
The exhibition, the most comprehensive in a generation, emphasises not just Nash's best-known landscape and war work, but also his close links with the surrealist and modernist movements and other artists in Britain and Europe.
To take just one example: in explaining slow growth in the past, both the Bank of England and the Office for Budget Responsibility have tended to emphasise not just the eurozone but the impact on consumers of rising imported energy and food prices.
In the study of Butler et al. [ 27], it was emphasised to not just tell GPs to incorporate behaviour change counselling into their consults, but training requires more finesse in the sense that perceptions and the internally-driven processes of GPs are addressed in the training and support sessions.
That way VBP-ITP involves new individualized learning, he emphasises, and "not just restamping old credentials".
The product emphasises photos — not just profile photos but photos of where someone lives, what they wear, what they like etc. — and thus draws comparisons with Pinterest in user interface.
Now, one thing that I want to make sure we emphasise is not just trade with the advanced economies but intra-African trade.
And, in truth, instead of bringing us together, it often only emphasises our differences, not just in our tastebuds: the family meal is the perfect germinating ground for a family row.
It was an anxiety that the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, acknowledged, as he emphasised that he was not just "committed but devoted" to the public sector.
