Sentence examples for emphasised that no one from inspiring English sources
But, in its editorial, the Times emphasised that no one was ever likely to be held accountable for these acts.
It was being emphasised that no one thought a Lib-Lab deal was a certainty, and news of the panicky Tory counter-offer on a referendum on AV could destabilise a deal.
Fareed Hussain said he believed he had been radicalised while studying but emphasised that "no one thought he'd go as far as he appears to have done".
Rosie outlined the week ahead, emphasising that no one had to take part in any activity if they didn't want to.
However, Mr Wyatt emphasises that no one "consciously set out to defame or misrepresent the Queen in the tape which was prepared for the BBC1 autumn launch", and says "bad luck" played a part in what he called a "sorry affair".
It is important to emphasise that any one of several potential results of the PODCAST trial will have important and immediate positive implications for older surgical patients.
This is particularly the case because Entwistle emphasised that at one level no one seems to have been in any doubt as to how serious the allegation was – and what might be the consequences.
He is likely to emphasise that offshore jurisdictions will have no one to blame but themselves if they get into financial difficulties.
We also emphasise that, on one hand, end users e.g. citizens can collect data from their environment and, on the other hand, should be able to access contextual information from a smart cities based integrated information system with reasonable quality of service.
Ndate Musu emphasised that he had one child.
