Sentence examples for emphasizing that it would be from inspiring English sources
"From the sentimental point of view, it is the last great Polar journey that can be made," he wrote in a proposal, emphasizing that it would be the "most striking of all journeys".
GM recently announced the Chevy Bolt as well, emphasizing that it would be the first-to-market in 2016 with a 200-mile range EV.
Michal Gideoni, a product manager for OneDrive, wouldn't comment on why Android was chosen as the first platform for the personal/work integration on OneDrive, but she did emphasize that it would be coming to other platforms — its own Windows Phone and iOS (which is now working with IBM on mobile enterprise solutions) — in the future.
When the bill was introduced two weeks ago, the authors emphasized that it would be only "prospective" and would not affect the Amgen decision.
It emphasizes that it would be necessary to constantly monitor the operation of the project and make changes to the ladder diagram software, as problems may arise during the designing and commissioning of a new large-scale PLC controlled project.
BMW's design chief, Adrian van Hooydonk, said that his team was still tinkering with the look of the car but emphasized that it would be a sporty, stylish vehicle worthy of the BMW name.
Because the study was so small and the results so modest, Haydar and others emphasized that it would be unwise for people with Down syndrome, their families or physicians to consider taking memantine before much more research is done.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). still has his Medicare for All plan, which differs from these in that they emphasize that it would be voluntary, and private insurance would stay around as long as it can compete.
And while Taylor emphasized that it would be up to his brother to make the decision about next season, he did not seem to think that Blake would return to Oklahoma.
