Sentence examples for equal emphasis to from inspiring English sources
The committee's statement gave equal emphasis to two competing ways of assessing the outlook.
Along with driving directions, Google Maps gives equal emphasis to walking directions and public transportation options.
Ideally, a fully integrated arts center would give equal emphasis to all forms of creative expression, including literature, film and cross-over genres like performance art and video.
Many of the most absorbing scenes observe the teaching process and are careful to give equal emphasis to the humanities and the sciences and technology.
During the second half of the 19th century, Russian foreign policy gave about equal emphasis to the Balkans and East Asia.
"Hyundai-Kia auto group will succeed my late father's Hyundai family as the legitimate heir," he told his subordinates, giving equal emphasis to Kia Motors, which Hyundai took over in 1998.
Bubb admits he initially thought that getting the funding right was key, but has come to realise that equal emphasis needs to be given to strengthening people's rights.
In our application, we considered two approaches in the construction of the data matrices ({mathcal{X}}), ({mathcal{Y}}): the first one gives more emphasis to direction Y, which is the one with bigger variability, the second one gives equal emphasis both to directions Y and X.
The physical structure of Milton Keynes is a crucial part of its success (Struggles for the soul of Milton Keynes, 3 May) but the development corporation and its successors also understood the equal emphasis needed to develop its social infrastructure.
But Mr. Bush gives equal emphasis in speeches to his call for government to mobilize the "armies of compassion" to help children and society's dropouts.
After aseptically dissecting the animals, lung, liver and spleen were examined for gross pathological changes and scored using the Mitchison scoring system [29] with minor modifications (Table S1), wherein equal emphasis was given to each organ.
