Sentence examples for emphasizes two from inspiring English sources

The killing of Abu Ein emphasizes two things.

ACCURACY -- It accuses Mrs. Clinton's advertisement of making five errors, but only emphasizes two.

But the report emphasizes two other reasons: slowly rising sea temperatures at the southern end of a cold-water creature's natural range, and lobstering.

That definition has stood the test of time because it emphasizes two major features of cancer: abnormal cell growth and the fact that abnormal growth occurs because of a malfunction in the mechanisms that control cell growth and differentiation (maturation).

In his discussion he emphasizes two recent scientific undertakings that exacerbate underlying tensions about the future of the official virus repositories and raise additional questions about the kind of experiments that should be done in this new era, and about whether they should be reported in widely accessible forms.

The definition mainly emphasizes two aspects: obvious temperature step up/down and short-term exposure periods.

"Not six walls," Plaster emphasizes, "six houses".

This development belongs to the history of the Italian Renaissance, but the phenomenon emphasizes one aspect of medieval art.

The problem with this arrangement is that it emphasizes one particular and narrow view of what purpose college serves.

Each model emphasizes one set of disturbances ("real" or "monetary", respectively) that will cause income to change.

The author emphasizes three main aspects.