Sentence examples for emphasised the value of from inspiring English sources
The best teams in Twenty20 - a category that does not include England - have emphasised the value of the "big over".
3....but they're sometimes also the master, especially when it comes to logistics Peter Harris, director of sustainability for Europe at UPS, emphasised the value of data in city logistics.
During his visit to the BloodhoundTechnical Centre two years ago, he emphasised the value of instrumentation on the car, and the need to include it during the build.
He emphasised the value of fieldwork and anthropometrical studies, in contrast to the reliance on old texts and folklore that had historically been the methodology of Indologists and which was still a significant approach in his lifetime.
In contrast, other respondents emphasised the value of being able to offer advice and support.
More urban than rural respondents emphasised the value of government hospitals.
It all emphasises the value of EBI – we need publicly-supported organisations to run high quality reliable services.
Making certain patients pay a fee for some services would "emphasise the value" of GPs, the British Medical Association's (BMA) local medical committees conference was told in May.
His argument was not to emphasise the value of one over the other but rather to differentiate the acts of the two.
Raleigh International, which emphasises the value of fundraising, charges £2,995 (excluding the cost of the flight) for a 10-week expedition to destinations such as Costa Rica and India.
