Sentence examples for emphasises in the from inspiring English sources

Staying in the bubble will be the message McNamara emphasises in the build-up to the Ireland game as England look to avoid the complacency that was their downfall against Italy in a warm-up tie.

Dilnot emphasises in the report that the current system is not fit for purpose and obtaining information about it is very difficult.

As Branko emphasises in the interview, "employees are buying into the lifestyle brand," and going even further to state that "enterprise companies can learn a lot from dominant consumer brands such as Tinder and Equinox".

The inexperienced fielding of countries such as Canada was emphasised in the closing overs of their innings.

Another problem emphasised in the report is low morale.

What I emphasise in the book is the importance of always having some challenge in the system.

Some must be subdued; others emphasised; in the process you will lose, probably, all grasp upon the emotion itself.

To have both sleaze and Unite-driven socialism emphasised in the weeks before an election is perfect for Cameron.

This element is emphasised in the latest production by the use of news footage of displaced children.

These points are also emphasised in the report of the UN High-Level Advisory Panel (HLAP) on The United Nations in the Age of Sustainable Development (PDF), released this week.

Universities need applicants, who, whatever their social origins, should be qualified – a point emphasised in the pioneering Robbins Report calling for the expansion of higher education in 1963.