Sentence examples for emphasize smaller from inspiring English sources

It also recommended that Harvard emphasize smaller classes across the curriculum, beginning with a faculty-led freshman seminar.

The list of steel mills to be closed appeared to emphasize smaller, older mills producing fairly low-end grades of steel.

"We are going to be celebrating meat," Voltaggio said, but that doesn't necessarily mean bigger is better; in-house butcher Julien Shapiro, formerly with Society Fair, will emphasize smaller cuts to encourage a variety of tastes and textures in each meal.

While the secretary chose to emphasize smaller, speedy ships for close-in waters, the slower shipbuilding he proposed for the deep-water Navy would not reduce the number of aircraft-carrier battle groups at sea to 10 from 11 until after 2040.

Screens like this often tend to emphasize smaller companies so it was intriguing to see Pfizer on the list.

The tendency of the January effect to emphasize smaller stocks is often said to reflect the fact that these trades are made mainly by individual investors, who are more likely to own smaller stocks.

Today, savings rates are climbing and smart advertisers emphasize small-town restraint and respectability.

Consumers have abandoned S.U.V.'s, forcing Ford to speed up its plans to close truck factories and emphasize small cars.

All Mr. Mendelsohn's films have had compact time frames, and all emphasize small, specific moods and moments.

We emphasize small classes and project-based learning, with courses that teach students to develop solutions and shape policies that influence how people seek, use, and share information.

"I guess it is fair to say this suit is not unexpected because there is a small, vocal minority -- and I would emphasize small -- that continues, I guess, to feel that the building should be a landmark, and that is not in the museum's purview," she said.