Sentence examples for emphasized the problem from inspiring English sources

The British foreign secretary, William Hague, emphasized the problem of border security.

Thurgood Marshall himself emphasized the problem of subordination, or lower-caste status, in his arguments in Brown.

OCA emphasized the problem of one size fits all in the face of "asymmetric shocks" – the problem of how countries are supposed to cope if they're slumping while the rest of the currency area is booming.

On the other hand, some FGD participants emphasized the problem of lack of good governance.

He also emphasized the problem of victim-blaming, saying that, "we must stand up and speak out to change the culture that questions the actions of victims, rather than those of their attackers".

However, many economists, such as Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz or Dennis Snower, have emphasized the problem of the common assets: air quality, fresh water reserves, democracy – these are everybody's concern.

It emphasized the problems were limited to businesses with less than a third of the company's profit.

The president who once emphasized the problems he had inherited from his predecessor was instead looking forward and making the case that the nation had at long last emerged from economic crisis.

McCarthy emphasized the problems stemming from carbon pollution, which "supercharges risks not just to our health -- but to our communities, our economy, and our way of life".

But that emphasizes the problem.

His religious philosophy affected modern thought by emphasizing the problem of delineating value from existence.