Sentence examples for emphasised on who from inspiring English sources

Early studies have emphasised on who entrepreneurs are, and also the factors that contribute to starting a business successfully (e.g.,  Dyler & Handler, 1994; Dyer, 1992).

The defence emphasised on young age of Tsarnaev who was 19 at the time of the attacks.

However, Trapattoni emphasised on Friday the efforts of the "players who achieved our qualification".

This prompted WHO to emphasise on syndromic approach for case management in developing countries including India.

A point emphasised by Kuchar, who up on the green knocks in a short birdie putt after popping his second to two feet.

Mr Hiro's focus is not on the larger country—a shame, because he might have emphasised how Muslims who stayed behind, and their descendants, face a brighter future than Pakistanis whose society is more intolerant and more violent.

From this perspective, relying on humans to carry out scientific exploration in space is unjustified, a point emphasised by Weinberg, who describes the International Space Station – claimed by Nasa to be an orbiting multidisciplinary laboratory – as "an orbital turkey".

DEFINITIONS: Although we recognise that there is a debateabout 'what is biodiversity' we emphasise that perceptions ofbiodiversity depend on who you are, what you value and needfrom the environment.

Mr Schafernaker, who presents the weather on BBC South East Today, said: "I understand Mr Clish's frustration and there is a tendency for weather forecasters to emphasise on the negative aspects of the weather.

JIT emphasises on frequent production with small lot size.

Our goal was to emphasise on esthetic images and innovative camera moves.