Sentence examples for emphasized from an from inspiring English sources
Making a difference was emphasized from an early age in the Lamont household, which despite its patrician leanings -- his great-grandfather Thomas Lamont was chairman of J. P. Morgan, the Wall Street investment bank, and a benefactor of Harvard's Lamont Library -- had its fair share of those who subverted the status quo.
A potential role of rats as part of the chain of transmission has been emphasized from an outbreak in a circus in Northern Germany, where all virus isolates obtained from asymptomatic rats, the deceased elephant and the locally infected animal care taker had an identical sequence of the hemagglutinin gene [8].
On the other hand, a critical involvement of cognitive schema of appraisal in the establishment of emotional experience has been originally put forth by Schachter and Singer [6] and more recently emphasized from a clinical perspective by Beck and Clark [7].
Although it has to be emphasized – from a medicolegal point of view – that the lack of an indication (as stated in the SPC) is not a sufficient justification to withhold treatment.
In both cases, variations in the electric response could be emphasized from array to array.
Visuals were emphasized, from your appearance, who you are being, what diminishes your visual impact.
The theme will guide the school and be emphasized from August to June.
The use of stairs was emphasized from the aspect of health and easy applicability.
That fully orchestrated version is obviously the most colorful and celebratory, its trumpets picking out the melody notes that a violinist (or a guitarist) must find ways to emphasize from within an arpeggio.
Stirrup emphasized that "from a military perspective a UK soldier cannot show up in an Iraqi court," expressing concern that he was "not sure the SOFA will get through the Iraqi system".
Likewise, it's worth emphasizing from the jump that during an overdose epidemic, I believe patients should have access to all FDA-approved options Vivitrol included.
