Sentence examples for further to emphasise from inspiring English sources

Like James Bulger (whom the media persisted in calling "Jamie", further to emphasise his diminutive childishness) or Sarah Payne, they played an uncomplicated role in our imaginations, and unequivocally summoned all the fears we have for our own children.

Indeed this could be expanded further to emphasise the importance of remedial action where applicable by liaison with healthcare providers to improve the standards and processes of care.

The opportunity was there for City to overpower their arch-rivals and they accepted it as they went in search of further goals to emphasise their supremacy.

This study nonetheless, provides further data to emphasise the importance of simple but effective strategies, such as handwashing, which can reduce the risk of person to person transmission, particularly amongst young children.

Assessment can be really considered as a tool to further improve the experience of students with the functions of a PHR in general, and was considered necessary as it may provide further means to emphasise the importance of using PHRs in clinical practice.

Certainly it remained good enough for Younis Khan to register his 31st Test match hundred and for Asad Shafiq to emphasise further his credentials as an extremely good, beautifully balanced batsman with 79 before the declaration came with his dismissal.

That victory ended a run of six successive defeats and Pardew's mission here was to provide further proof of revival; to emphasise why he should not be replaced by Sam Allardyce.

There is now a good understanding of assessment tools although further training is warranted to emphasise the valuable role of critical care experts in delivering training and assessment to foundation doctors.

As someone who did not attend university herself, instead rising through the NUS ranks after becoming union president at Cornwall College, Pearce is keen to emphasise that further education is key to supporting people into the labour market.

Together these suggest H NMR may hold some promise for clinical practice, though it is important to emphasise that further studies will be needed to advance H NMR to the clinical setting.

49 This study and further research, however, may serve to emphasise the need for routine use of a modified early obstetric warning score (MEOWS) chart, particularly among obese and other high-risk women, 3 to facilitate early detection of any obstetric complication.