Sentence examples for emphasised through the from inspiring English sources

An important aspect of teaching at LBS is incorporating real-life contexts into the course, emphasised through the project work MBA students are expected to undertake.

As well as economic and tenure strategies, people have taken up cultivation because of state pressure to grow crops, with countries such as Tanzania holding up farming (and the land conversion that inevitably accompanies it) as a national ideal, continually emphasised through the school system and the media (Bishop 2007).

In Germany, the distinction between permanent and temporary migrants to the country is emphasised through the use of the terms Gastarbeiter (guest worker) and Ausländer (foreigner) or Aussiedler (resettler), reflecting different legal statuses and entitlements.

In particular, the responsibilities of benefit claimants were invariably emphasised through tough and often derogatory language and the progressive tightening of the conditions attached to benefits.

Michael's role in the Last Judgement is emphasised through van der Weyden's use of colour: Michael's gleaming white alb contrasts with the cherub's red vestments, set against a blue sky directly below heaven's golden clouds.

The brand's creaminess was emphasised through items such as face cream, ice cream, sun cream and whipped cream.

Words and emotions are constantly emphasised through facial expressions and demeanour as well as signing.

Elinor and Marianne's different characteristics were emphasised through imagery and invented scenes.

Many trainees and trainers admitted to not knowing what SLEs were, and this uncertainty was emphasised through hesitations (errs and ums), pauses, hedges (eg, 'I guess') and laughter.

There was a strong focus on robust training and education initiatives in high performing hospitals, whereby investment for education and quality was emphasised through devoted hospital resources [ 32, 42].

Though trying to become an enlightened and forward-thinking individual, the narrator often emphasises, through commentary on Smithson's actions and situation, that his identity is strongly rooted in the traditional social system.