Sentence examples for emphasized taking from inspiring English sources

People who know Mr. Draghi point to his time at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the late 1970s, when economists there emphasized taking a practical approach to solving economic problems, rather than hewing to a particular ideology.

However, in most cases beneficial effects olive oil are emphasized taking in mind high contents of monounsaturated fatty acids, such as oleic acid (comprising 50 80 % of total FA) in the fruits.

While plant phenology has long been considered driven by climatic factors (Körner and Basler 2010), recent studies have emphasized taking account of additional features such as phylogeny (Davis et al. 2010), genetic diversity (Yang et al. 2014), ecology (Forrest and Miller-Rushing 2010), and physiology (Keller et al. 2011) to disentangle climatic and biological selective pressures.

Barton emphasized "taking sounds out of their context" to match the game's lawless futuristic setting.

Mr. Bloomberg, who spoke with the injured officers later in the day, was described by aides as unshaken by the attack, which came shortly after he promoted his environmental agenda, which emphasizes taking mass transit rather than cars.

Instead, the 2012 version emphasizes "taking advantage of all our American God-given resources" and the need to encourage greater domestic oil, gas, and coal development.

Jainism emphasizes taking no more than is truly necessary.

In the context of an aging population with more comorbidities, dentists repeatedly brought up the concepts of "age relevant dentistry" or "holistic dentistry" which emphasizes taking care of the patient's whole body rather than treating isolated organs or systems, as one dentist proposed: We need to take a different approach to their care from the traditional drill, fill and bill.

Religion may be imperfect, but it has, Wright emphasizes, taken us a considerable moral distance.

We also have reported on the development and dissemination of a training video that emphasizes take-home pesticide contamination and the importance of home hygiene practices (Napolitano 2002).

According to Wertheimer, successful supplementary Jewish education programs exhibited at least three major characteristics, in addition to several administrative aims: they "develop a community among their students, staff and parents"; emphasize "taking Jewish study seriously" and "engage in experiential learning".