Sentence examples for emphasised time from inspiring English sources

Following the "Tony Benn principle" we have emphasised time and time again that this campaign is a debate about policies not personalities.

This was considered to create a "hurry up and wait culture," which emphasised time keeping and anxiety from lack of control in work pacing.

Though the need for clinical autopsies has been emphasised time and again (Turnbull et al., 2015; Turnbull et al., 2015a), the present scenario is grim, and death of clinical autopsy appears inevitable, unless the medical practitioners realise its worth in education, research and most importantly as a quality control tool.

In solemn speeches and addresses, such as that given this week in the European Parliament by the Prime Minister of the country currently holding the presidency of the Union, Portugal, the wealth of Europe' s different cultures, traditions, languages and national identities has been emphasised time after time.

But Cain wisely avoids abstract moralising – and divisive social issues – while emphasising, time and again, the economic bottom line.

This paper summarises the aims, actions and tools of engineers and ergonomists, emphasising time-related outcomes.

Consequently, tools developed by ergonomists for assessing time aspects of work describe rest patterns, movement velocities or daily duration of exposures, while engineering tools emphasise time-efficient production.

It emphasises time-dependence and transient behaviour.

Clinicians emphasised that time pressures and long work hours placed a considerable strain on communication.

At this point, the medium and high mastectomy rate clinicians usually spent more time discussing options and emphasising the time and support available for such a decision, while low mastectomy rate clinicians tended to recommend a treatment.

But the fact that these imbalances are emphasised during times of economic instability has a number of important implications for policy-makers.