Sentence examples for emphasised recently from inspiring English sources

Strachan has emphasised recently that it's always about results, but he conceded post-match in Norway that he'd have liked to have seen a better display from his team.

This issue has been emphasised recently in the IFRC's pilot checklist of law and disaster reduction which poses the question "Do your laws establish clear roles and responsibilities for all relevant institutions from national to local level?" (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies IFRC and United Nations Development Programme 2015, 9).

The play's ideological dimension has been emphasised recently.

This was emphasised recently by results from a genome-wide association study of major determinants of host control of HIV infection, which identified a polymorphism located near to the HLA-C gene that is thought to associate with differences in HLA-C expression levels as an important determinant of set-point plasma viremia [27].

Furthermore, the role of TBLR1 in the promotion of Wnt/ β-catenin-mediated oncogenesis has been emphasised recently in a Wnt signalling-dependent manner (Yoon et al, 2005).

For individual women, full information on the possible benefits and harmful effects of screening are essential to enable an 'informed choice' to be made and the need for accurate and understandable information has been emphasised recently (Baines, 2003; Thornton et al, 2003).

Yet, back in the 18th century, Alexander Hamilton — the first US treasury secretary, whose historical importance has been re-emphasised recently by the eponymous Broadway musical — had already proposed to establish a national bank to improve the economic stability of the nation.

RM This is due to the 'storms' gathering in the economy that Osborne has been heavily emphasising recently.

Howard has recently emphasised his Eurosceptic credentials more strongly, pledging to seize back control of Britain's fishing rights.

As the Information Commissioner has recently emphasised, it does not need to be a choice between privacy or innovation.

Both Barack Obama and John McCain have promised to pursue a cap-and-trade programme for limiting emissions, though neither candidate has recently emphasised climate change on the campaign trail.