Sentence examples similar to emphasised than from inspiring English sources

They found that month there were 4.5 million job openings, but 9.8 million jobseekers, meaning, they emphasised, "that more than half of jobseekers were not going to find a job in April, no matter what they did".

It is generally emphasised that more than one biologic entity of NBL exists.

It has to be emphasised that more than 90% of the recommended biopsies were percutaneous interventions.

Rather than emphasising that foreigners might tire of buying American assets, he suggested there was little sign of that.

This is emphasised more than once in the policy.

Unashamedly ageing, the lines on her face emphasised rather than smoothed out, she remains triumphantly beautiful.

By common consent, he brought sexiness back; it was his idea to make clothes that emphasised rather than hid the human silhouette.

Some preceptors stated that nursing theories and evidence based practice were emphasised more than before.

Findings that met all of the causality criteria were emphasised more than findings that met few of the criteria.

However, the importance of early age at diagnosis seems to be less emphasised now than previously (Lynch et al, 2004; Boland, 2006).

The young adults felt that the positive aspects of condom use should be emphasised rather than marketing it as a protection against disease, which was perceived negatively.