Sentence examples for emphasized the contribution from inspiring English sources
He reiterated American backing for Turkey's admission to the European Union, affirmed Turkey's importance and emphasized the contribution Turkey's forces could make to stabilizing the situtation in Afghanistan.
These rather obscure formulations were taken up also by the English idealists, most notably by T.H. Green (1941 [1895]), who emphasized the contribution that ownership makes to ethical development, to the growth of the will and a sense of responsibility.
The model emphasized the contribution of in-stream processes in nutrient transport and retention, and the inter-annual (7 years) effects of hydrological variability on the export of nutrients from the landscape to water bodies.
The President emphasized the contribution of the cost of healthcare to our current recession.
3 Recently, the literature has emphasized the contribution of FS to acute coronary syndrome (ACS).
Experimental and epidemiologic data have emphasized the contribution of a deficiency in vitamin D toward impaired kidney function [ 25, 26].
These books strongly emphasized the contributions of dance to general education and manners.
In a midmorning conference call with analysts and investors, she emphasized the contributions of the 600 other employees and executives who work at her company, in an effort to distinguish her activities from the company's.
The historiography of the period that emphasized the contributions of "great men" has lost much of its influence, but the names Jethro Tull and Arthur Young are still frequently invoked by those seeking to understand the significance of the agricultural revolution, which was an essential prelude to the Industrial Revolution.
The process of weighting emphasized the contributions of linear terms, quadratic terms and first-order interactions of five quantitative parameters to improved recovery factor and Net Present Value of CO2 flooding.
It emphasizes the contribution that pacifists made to World War II, whether as noncombatants serving in the military or as home-front volunteers for experiments on disease and starvation.
