Sentence examples for emphasised people from inspiring English sources

As Le Bon emphasised, people cannot easily do great things as individuals.

(Group D) Recruitment by word of mouth was emphasised; people described how they had been encouraged to come by reassurance from those already engaged in the programme such as Friends are like encouraging you.

A demonstration at Brighton station attracted those people whose trains arrived on time, but seemed to emphasise people's powerlessness.

In my work as a doctor it's the consolations I emphasise – people come to my clinic in the hope of influencing a change in their lives.

The legislation emphasises people will still be able to upload content, but technology firms, including Google, have warned they will have to remove vastly more content automatically.

No quick ideological or political change, a continuation on emphasising people's material well-being and trying to achieve strong growth, with the key drive being to achieve a high level of urbanisation before 2020.

It does [matter] because [if nurture is emphasised] people will care, parent and look after and raise people with more care.

Since individuals with lower admission POSSUM scores tolerate surgical delay better, this may help in prioritizing people and emphasise optimizing people as soon as possible.

English regeneration policy has similarly emphasised both people and place dimensions, prioritising the reduction of worklessness and 'fostering ambition' so that people take advantage of opportunities, but also emphasising the desirability of improving the attractiveness of places and of targeting services to 'underperforming areas'[ 54].

This was also emphasised by people with ID who were on the client panel of the 'Innovation of health care for people with ID' research programme of the Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development (ZonMw; personal information).

Since 2012, the state's training has emphasised that people can be persuaded to obey commands, not just forced to.