Sentence examples for emphasize the difficulty from inspiring English sources
Refreshingly, Byrd rejects the modern impulse to emphasize the difficulty and ambiguities of such a life.
But while Republicans in Congress may be focused on border security, public opinion surveys suggest that the best way to get Republican voters on board may be to emphasize the difficulty of the path itself.
One Republican aide in the Senate described the recess appointment a "poke in the eye" to the Republicans and especially to Mr. Ashcroft as it was designed to emphasize the difficulty black judicial candidates have faced in the Republican-led Senate.
Replies to this objection emphasize the difficulty of conceiving of the non-existence of God.
Altogether, these results emphasize the difficulty to separate between SR and INT investors, whereas CONV investors are quite well distinguishable.
Our findings suggest maintaining forest in upstream riparian areas is critical for conserving downstream biota, and emphasize the difficulty of detecting declines in long-lived species when environmental alterations act specifically on recruitment of young age classes.
When Roiphe posits a split between her mother's generation of feminists women eager to enter the world and seize sexual freedom and those of today, who emphasize the difficulties of doing either, she has it wrong, and not just historically.
Other authors focus on challenges in the clinical application of WGS and emphasize the difficulties in integrating the patient into the information system [19, 22].
"More generally, the FOIA example nicely emphasize the difficulties (for the lack of a better word) of the use of the word anonymous and, IMHO, the issue its preponderance in our legal framework raises," he adds.
These data indicate that ATRA does not promote the expansion of cells with a durable Treg phenotype, and furthermore, these data emphasize the difficulties of using FOXP3 expression as the sole surrogate for Treg activity.
