Sentence examples for emphasises more than from inspiring English sources

However, he emphasises, more than good scientific training is needed to break in.

This is emphasised more than once in the policy.

The court sugared its criticism by emphasising more than in earlier rulings the German constitution's "openness toward European law".

The police therefore emphasise more than once that they took an independent view, and did not "unthinkingly execute" a Security Service plan.

None the less, as the school's directors emphasise, more than 60 former blind pupils have gone on to prestigious jobs in the civil service, medicine and the law.

"I found the original more uncanny than scary, and that's what we tried to emphasise more than any kind of shock tactics," says Strickland. "It's ambiguous whether it's a scientific anomaly the play is investigating or something supernatural".

This contrast feeds other attitudes: 82% of Israelis, for example, want Germany to sell Israel more weapons, whereas 68% of Germans are against.Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, grew up in East Germany, where Nazi crimes against communists were emphasised more than those against the Jews.

This is an important point and one I need to emphasise more than I'd like.

Some preceptors stated that nursing theories and evidence based practice were emphasised more than before.

Findings that met all of the causality criteria were emphasised more than findings that met few of the criteria.

It is important also to acknowledge our research priorities so the reader has a clear sense of how they influenced the synthesis process, and why certain aspects of MCI experiences may have been emphasised more than others.