Sentence examples for emphasized that if a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levine emphasized that if a deal was struck, it would not involve any parkland.

Because the shared family line was considered essential to the shared spiritual basis, Neo-Confucians emphasized that if a family had to adopt a child, then it should take care to adopt a son from a male relative of the father so that the sacrifices offered by the adopted son might be happily accepted by the spirits.

The report emphasized that if a borrower in a trial modification, which lasts longer than six months in 44percentt of cases, fails to qualify for a permanent modification, the consequences are not trivial.

3. Perhaps it should be emphasized that if a tetramer has j catalytic sites occupied by substrates, the average activity parameter kj may not be representative of the activities of the individual sites.

Mr. Cottar says that he will donate some of his proceeds to the Kenyan Red Cross to emphasize that "if you go on safari now, you'll be helping the country".

Tony Valenzuela, Lambda Literary's executive director, emphasized that if any reluctance to cultivate queer work exists in publishing, it comes from the industry's elite.

"As a dermatologist," she said, "I want to emphasize that if a mole changes in size, shape, or color, you should see a doctor".

This extended set of areas can be called the putative Mirror Neuron System (pMNS) in order to emphasize that if a voxel in an fMRI experiment is involved in both execution and observation, the neurons within these voxels can, but do not have to, be mirror neurons [21], [32]: different populations of neurons within the same voxel could play the lead role during observation and execution.

1, 4– 6 The literature emphasizes that if a tumor is excised from a predisposed epidermis, recurrence may occur by neoplastic conversion of residual parts of field cancerization.

It has to be emphasized that if there was a migraine attack during the due date of scanning, the fMRI scan should be postponed for 72 hours.

But Stern also emphasized that if people thought a spending freeze was going to solve the nation's fiscal problems, they didn't "get the nature of what needs to be done right now to get people back to work".