Sentence examples for emphasizing change from inspiring English sources

According to an analysis of the commercials in Iowa, Mr. Edwards is emphasizing words like "America," "health care" and "work"; Mrs. Clinton is emphasizing "change," "ready" and "health;" and Mr. Obama is repeatedly mentioning "America," "need," "people" and "Washington".

However, there has been few attempts to analyze the association between spatial factors and child health indicators emphasizing change in contextual factors such as environmental covariates (Kumar et al. 2012) or spatial correlates (Singh et al. 2011).

He describes his new material as delving into "Alanis Morissette -style territory, but ultiMorissette -styleg "change, victerritorylove" even if the "drums are louder and the guitars are screaming".

While this FI was created for persons with IDD, by emphasizing change in deficits and issues known to be related to frailty, it could easily be applied to the general population of home care users in Ontario, or elsewhere.

While interventions that focus on multiple factors contributing to health outcomes may be more effective, they can also increase participant burden by emphasizing change in several behaviors at once [ 5].

My point is that while making those long-term arguments, it's also worth emphasizing changes in public health approaches.

He was responding to an insurance salesman who challenged him on why the White House had decided to "vilify the insurance companies" by shifting its strategy from talking about reshaping health care to emphasizing changes in health insurance.

Karma is emphasizing changes to the tech within, however, to distance itself from the shortcomings of its previous existence.

"Interesting trees provide a romantic sense of history," Mr. Gordon said, "and water emphasizes change and reflects light more profoundly than anything else".

So it could be convenient, before teaching Darwinian theory, to emphasize change and to provide some evidence of it, in order to make it acceptable that all living beings evolved in the past and are evolving in the present.

For intermediate values of H, these operations trade-off to emphasize change detection at the expense of steady signal identification (for higher H) or vice versa (for lower H; Figures 1E, 2G).