Sentence examples for emphasised that the first from inspiring English sources

After weeks of Labor's attacks that the tax cuts policy benefits the "big end of town" and "big banks", Turnbull and the treasurer, Scott Morrison, have in recent days emphasised that the first beneficiaries will be small "Mum and Dad run" businesses and that there would be several more elections before the biggest businesses benefitted.

Before departing, Herring met with General Douglas MacArthur, who emphasised that the first duty of a soldier was obedience to his superiors.

The report emphasised that the first step towards any decision regarding routine immunisation in children is to determine specific national profiles of the disease burden.

He did not, for example, reach for the managerial cliche of "taking one game at a time", but emphasised that the second of the assignments would have significant relevance to his planning and selection for the first.

Peter Kenyon London Sadiq Khan is right to call upon Jeremy Corbyn to start winning elections and also to emphasise that the first step must be to unify the party.

While it may appear contradictory that we found higher TST positive rates in older children, yet found lower rates of TST positivity compared to earlier studies which evaluated younger children, it is important to emphasise that the first finding reflects a within-study analysis while the second, is a cross-study comparison, where other variables may also have been operative.

He always emphasises that first of all he is not a saint.

The founders emphasised that iThryv is not a bank.

The letter emphasised that participation was voluntary.

England's James Taylor, at 5ft 6ins, emphasised that in the fourth one-day international against Sri Lanka in Colombo on Sunday, as he scored 90 in his side's narrow six-wicket defeat.

But he emphasised that "the research should be done first, so we are able to come up with something that works".