Sentence examples for fierce emphasis from inspiring English sources

But The Washington Post was different, because even though the Grahams placed a fierce emphasis on being a local paper, the locality The Post covers is inherently national.

For example: at the core of Williamson's teachings on "inner wisdom" is a fierce individualism and emphasis on personal responsibility characteristic of a traditional conservatism; she herself sounds as if she is courting the usually Republican "values voter" in lamenting how Americans have "lost our ethical center".

Economic strength has allowed Vladimir Putin - Russia's dominant political figure since 2000 - to enhance state control over political institutions and the media - a process supplemented more recently by an emphasis on fierce nationalism and hostility to the West.

With competition fierce there is even more emphasis on summer internships as the way to find employment, says Ms Resnick; by the time many students enter the second year of a programme it is already too late.

One stark difference between the candidates during the primaries was between Sanders's fierce rhetoric and Clinton's emphasis on pragmatism and her description of herself as "a progressive who gets things done.

The emphasis on the fierce struggle just creates the problems in the theory that do not exist in reality.

His fierce opposition to drone attacks, and emphasis on dialogue with the Pakistani Taliban in the face of their brutal tactics, led to his being dubbed "Taliban Khan".

The Tribune Company has a reputation not only for being a fierce cost-cutter and union buster but for putting greater and greater emphasis on entertainment and business.

Competition for headlines, more fierce in Britain than in the United States, accounts for a lot of the emphasis here on shock art.

For fellow student Ella Chase, the emphasis on teamwork is especially important in Oxford, where competition is traditionally fierce.

Consequently, competition among new faculty is fierce and tends to reward candidates able to bring in research dollars, resulting in less emphasis placed on teaching.