Sentence examples for emphasised the benefit from inspiring English sources

DP04m found it easier to talk because he was paying 'some poor sod', DP27w found it easier to open up to someone who doesn't 'know me from Adam' while DP34w emphasised the benefit of talking to 'a complete stranger':- DP04m: It was nice to be paying somebody (counsellor) a lot of money to talk.. you talk about yourself, and you can't bend someone's ear all day about it, but you need to.

The papers revealed that Wyeth, a pharmaceutical company, had used ghostwriters to prepare 26 medical articles that emphasised the benefits and downplayed the risks of taking HRT for conditions such as heart disease and dementia.

In a speech that repeatedly emphasised the benefits of UK membership of the EU, Cameron nevertheless tried also to emphasise his determination to secure his negotiating goal saying: "I don't want to fail, I don't believe I am going to fail.

In recent years the health service in England has emphasised the benefits of centralised services.

In recent years the health service has emphasised the benefits of centralised services.

The Liberal Democrats emphasised the benefits of being a member of the European Union, saying one Welsh job in every 10 depends on trade with the EU.

Numerous recent studies have emphasised the benefits of MRI for the demonstration of congenital abnormalities of the brain and lungs, or complex syndromes [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7].

Promising to get new investment to create jobs while protecting workers' rights, the party's lead Wales candidate, Derek Vaughan, emphasised the benefits of remaining part of the EU, including "the best part of £1bn a year of European funding".

While earlier productions had emphasised the benefits of futuristic technology, for Captain Scarlet it was decided to develop and deepen the cast of characters.

The 19th-century poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti emphasised the benefits of Smart's madness and claimed that A Song to David was "the only great accomplished poem of the last century".

The literature emphasised the benefits to patients of taking part, a factor known to be important to recruiting doctors [ 15].