Sentence examples for emphasizes a key from inspiring English sources
The Army manual emphasizes a key contributor to loss of self-control keeping emotionself-control keepingnd not finding opportunitiemotionspproverlye release.
"We have been trying to bring warmer community and awareness to being nice to one another". This emphasizes a key point.
Lilly's fall emphasizes a key weakness of many big pharmaceutical companies: The expiration of a major patent allows generic drugs to enter the market and usually eat away most of the branded drug's sales within two years.
Cornwall thus emphasizes a key point about 'the embeddedness of reproduction in the lives of a wide range of people, beyond the immediate parents of the child' ([ 19]. p246).
For most people, it's better to find a descriptive or more open gesture to emphasize a key issue.
Most of all she emphasized a key point: "Prevention strategies that enhance social and economic rights at home have to be part of migration policy.
Another accidental, the natural, cancels a previously indicated flat or sharp and may be used to alter one note or in a key signature to emphasize a key change.
What diet fads have given us are short-term losses and long-term gains because few if any of them emphasize a key fact: If you consume more calories than you expend, you will gain weight.
Therefore we need to emphasize a key conclusion of the study which is "that country-specific circumstances determine the LCOE"; it is this that needs to be considered and not the results represented in the study.
Re "Where There's Smoke There's a New Rule Against It" (Public Lives, May 7) and "The Puritans Run Amok Over Smoking" (NYC column, May 4): The public discussion about whether smoking should be allowed indoors should emphasize a key fact: secondhand smoke is a proven killer.
In my last blog I described how in some situations you can combine two strategic logics to create a best of both by "doubling down". In this integrative approach you produce the key benefit of the one logic by heavily emphasizing a key component of the other.
