Sentence examples for far more emphasis from inspiring English sources

But people inside tennis put far more emphasis on the nonmajors than the public does.

Philanthropy has made huge strides in the last couple of decades, with far more emphasis on cost-effective interventions that are scalable to bring about change.

HP and Palm, which also make handheld computers, have just unveiled new models, with far more emphasis on wireless networking and telephony.

The job market for graduates of M.B.A. programs has rapidly worsened, so reorientation evolved to include far more emphasis on identifying potential employers, polishing résumés and networking.

Under him, the agency put far more emphasis on planning concerning specific countries and on a firm awareness of America's national interest.

Baker gives far more emphasis than Cameron to the plight of the lower-class passengers in steerage, trapped below by iron gates preventing their access to the first-class decks and potential rescue.

As a result, the link between economic and foreign policy has been restored, with a far more commercial emphasis on trade which I think if you believe, which is obviously true, that the economy is at the heart of everything else, should be the case.

(The show originated at the Pompidou Center, in Paris, where it was larger and far more literary in emphasis).

Far more consensual is emphasis on, and a particular vision of, aspirations that will bring personal wellbeing.

Together, these programs have been shown to prevent crime and to make a community safer far more effectively than an emphasis on law enforcement alone.

Although Chancellor Angela Merkel's party is called the Christian Democrats, and her father was a minister, the outward emphasis is far more on democracy than on Christianity.