Sentence examples for emphasizing close from inspiring English sources

As the founder of RockResorts, he helped design and build hotels in imposing natural settings from the Caribbean to Jackson Hole, Wyo., and Hawaii, always emphasizing close access to nature.

We suggest that those results are also (partly) due to the fact that these patients were and are participating in a care system promoting adherence to evidence-based guidelines and to a system emphasizing close cooperation between health care providers focusing on this patient group.

Sadly, Mr. Budiansky has missed the point of an innovative curriculum that emphasizes close interaction with faculty throughout the undergraduate experience.

That philosophy, derived from pragmatism, emphasizes close study of artists' decisions and their intellectual and emotional import, in line with the book "Art as Experience," by Barnes's friend and supporter John Dewey.

The outcome of the study also emphasized close collaboration between mathematics lecturers and personnel in industry as an important step toward the successful teaching of mathematics that would be relevant to industry (Council, T. A. and National Research Council 2001).

Dismayed by the "painful and repulsive aspects" of primitive medical treatment of the time which included practices such as bloodletting and blistering Holmes responded favorably to his mentor's teachings, which emphasized close observation of the patient and humane approaches.

In clinical studies, AEs were managed according to guidelines that emphasized close clinical monitoring and early use of corticosteroids when appropriate.

What it does not discuss are policy responses identified with a robust school reform movement that emphasizes closing failing schools, offering charter schools as alternatives and raising the quality of teachers.

Mr. Leahy emphasizes closing loopholes that allow criminals to avoid required background checks and has his own measure — as do Senators Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, and Mark Steven Kirk, Republican of Illinois — to increase penalties for straw purchasing and gun trafficking.

The presidential candidates are taking their parties to new places with their education proposals: Al Gore has called for higher standards for teachers as well as higher pay, while George W. Bush has emphasized closing the achievement gap between rich and poor and holding schools accountable for student performance.

They imposed ever tighter sanctions and emphasized closer military cooperation with South Korea.