Sentence examples for emphasised us from inspiring English sources

Both O'Brien and Moore emphasised US Army Ranger's relative lack of experience afterwards, with Moore convinced that he will improve significantly for the run.

The coaches emphasise us to take a bit of risk and to play the ball.

This has emphasised to us how beneficial this work can be for staff.

The NAO said: "The BBC emphasised to us that during this period it was overseeing several other major projects, including the move to Salford and preparing for the 2012 Olympics".

The speech emphasised that US foreign policy in the 21st century is increasingly being honed in recognition of heightened risks of social, political and economic upheaval around the world due the impacts of global warming.

"It's a huge honour to captain any team at this level and even more so to lead Jersey," said Rae. "It's been emphasised to us that it's more like representing a country when playing for the island and a great deal of responsibility comes with that".

This freedom has to be weighed against the reduced influence the UK would have as a smaller player, a point emphasised forcibly by US president Barack Obama on his visit to the UK this week.

Several US officials have emphasised the importance for the US of progress in Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.

Importantly, SOCS2 and SOCS6 expression levels allow us to discriminate between healthy and CRC cases, further emphasising their use as diagnostic biomarkers.

The doctrine of multiculturalism has undermined our nation's sense of cohesion because it emphasises what divides us rather than what brings us together.

Dogs are not humans, let us emphasise, and they inhabit an olfactory world hard for us to imagine.