Sentence examples for emphasised two from inspiring English sources

The lessons emphasised two things above all.

He will be hoping that his revivified frontbench will help him advance that case, but in an age of presidential politics most of the burden will fall on him and his conference speech emphasised two of his handicaps.

That gives them a strong incentive to take people to countries where they are likely to arrive safely, be allowed to stay and be able to get a job to pay their debts.Get out and stay outPolicy on asylum-seekers in recent years has emphasised two issues.

Participants emphasised two overarching messages in reaction to the scenarios.

Shift leaders greatly emphasised two distinct areas: direct patient care, and resource allocation throughout the ICU stay.

Communications support in the current CPC has emphasised two areas: (1) high level advocacy and (2) mass media approaches to behaviour change, with some attention to equipping health workers to conduct interpersonal communication.

"On my appointment I emphasised three factors: unity, stability and professionalism," he said.

In his speech on Wednesday, Osborne emphasised three principles – reform, growth and fairness – and talked up the role of science and innovation in driving growth.

The process emphasised three considerations: conceptions of loss arising from a severe nuclear accident; the specifics of the Fukushima-Daiichi accident and what it means for policy and strategy going forward; and the future of liability regimes.

The sense of a vital chance missed was emphasised five minutes later as McCabe showed Australia's clinical side to end Wales' resistance.

Complex content of teaching While talking about the changes in the content of teaching, teachers emphasised three tendencies: first the content of teaching has become more integrated, secondly it is more complex, and thirdly more oriented towards learning outcomes.