Sentence examples for even greater emphasis from inspiring English sources

Treasury officials placed even greater emphasis on China's $586 billion fiscal stimulus program.

Another mixed-use luxury senior-housing specimen, in Manhattan, puts an even greater emphasis on independent living.

"This puts even greater emphasis on the need to foster tolerance and ethnic understanding among children and young people".

However, consumers and investors will benefit from even greater emphasis on posting the correct results every time.

Out on the sand, Gabi went back over some of the ground we'd covered with Nacho, but with an even greater emphasis on safety.

There was, therefore, an even greater emphasis on her expressions and physical behaviour than there would normally be in such a situation, right from the beginning.

This would inevitably lead to even more class time spent teaching directly to the high-stakes ELA and math tests and an even greater de-emphasis on science, the arts, and other areas not assessed on these all-important tests.

Waldemar Pawlak, the economy minister, has declared his love for the black stuff and, partly in response to record oil prices, has even called for greater emphasis on it.

But the industry itself has changed even faster, with a greater emphasis today on digital platforms and with fewer full-time positions for students after graduation.

The failure to send all the trainers promised in October underscores the difficulty the U.S.-led military coalition faces in trying to get Europe to live up to its commitments, even though the Europeans favor a greater emphasis on training and development aid rather than military operations.

Another, "Journey Home," seemed even more encouraging, with a much greater emphasis on rhythm: based on a 12/8 flamenco pattern, it grew complex by the interplay of Mr. Horner on a trap set and Jeff Ballard playing the wooden box called a cajon.