Sentence examples for general emphasis from inspiring English sources

These factors strongly control the health of grazing animals irrespective of the particular types of vegetation growing on them, but they have generally been neglected in palaeoanthropological studies in favour of a more general emphasis on water and vegetation, which provide an incomplete picture.

Beyond this, officials welcomed Mr. Gorbachev's general emphasis on verification.

But his general emphasis on affect -- or feelings -- strikes most experts as beyond dispute.

Instead we get line-up changes, formation switches, reversions, and general emphasis on "the process" rather than the results.

And the general emphasis of that trip was much more geared toward climate change and public diplomacy.

In dozens of interviews, his friends said they could not remember his specific views from that era, beyond a general emphasis on diversity and social and economic justice.

Our data support a gender similarities view and suggest that general emphases on early child gender differences may be overstated at least for the developing world of LMIC.

In general, the emphasis seemed to be on youthful players, and the performances on Wednesday were almost uniformly excellent.

In general, more emphasis was given to evergreens; ilex, cypress, laurel, and ivy gave shade and were an enduring contrast to stonework.

But in general, the emphasis in this autumn season is less on the surprising than on on the tried and trusted, with much of the work presented either by the Wells' associate artists or by regular guests.

To this general literary emphasis was added a growing interest in medieval sources, such as the pseudo-Celtic poetry of Ossian, as well as incidents from medieval history, the works of Dante, and an admiration for medieval art itself in the persons of Giotto, Fra Angelico, and others.