Sentence examples for emphasises that some of from inspiring English sources

Ms Bray's 25% figure for halal meat appears to be based on a recent article by former president of the British Veterinary Association, Bill Reilly - but he emphasises that some of these animals would have been stunned before slaughter.

He always emphasises that first of all he is not a saint.

To see a work knowing that it will not last, he said, "emphasises that moment of its existence".

She also emphasises that "many of our options have been diminished because of the downturn in the economy".

This emphasises that some groups of pregnant women require special attention regarding exercise and pregnancy.

It is important to emphasise that some of the differences here described might be related basically to differences in underlying diseases, as we did not have a control group without candidaemia.

They emphasise that: "All of the information in this demo comes from Google itself, and all of the ranking decisions are made by Google's own algorithms.

Following the announcement, government officials were keen to emphasise that £375m of this money was core funds with a further £280m tied to "matched" funding.

These findings suggest that teaching should emphasise that understanding of these formulae is the basis of mastering differentiation of trigonometric functions.

However, it is important to emphasise that majority of cases of LN have no imaging findings and represents incidental findings in histopathological specimens.

As if to emphasise that sense of regret, Smith lined up a free-kick from a similar range at the other end deep into injury time.