Sentence examples for emphasizes the damage from inspiring English sources

Taylor recently won the Manhattan Institute Hayek Prize for the book, which emphasizes the damage arbitrary government policy does to growth.

The ball sailed over the scoreboard in left field, as if to emphasize the damage.

She emphasized the damage smog does to the lungs of even healthy young children.

Ms. Townsend emphasized the damage and disruption inflicted on Al Qaeda — including thousands of terror suspects killed or captured — and the importance of the long-term goal of promoting democracy.

Neither the United States nor European countries have threatened to cut off aid to Laos over the Sombath case, but instead have tried to emphasize the damage it could cause to the reputation of the Laotian government, diplomats said.

As a society, we tend to emphasize the damage drinking does, forgetting the positives.

We have led with a negative argument, emphasizing the damage his policies would do.

The Brazilian case study emphasizes the potential damage arising from the new US farm bill which has increased domestic support particularly for commodities of interest to Brazil such as soybeans, cereals and cotton.

Cogan offers practical suggestions for making negotiations more cooperative and productive although he also emphasizes the long-term damage inflicted by the crisis over Iraq.

The result of the osseous lesion in comminuted fractures was termed "pilon radiale", which emphasizes the amount of damage to the distal radius and the difficulties to be expected in restoring the articular congruity.

"Rawhide Down" newly emphasizes the gravity of the damage inflicted on the president.