Sentence examples for given added emphasis from inspiring English sources
Apart from, the low levels of system performance and efficiency, the need for a new direction is given added emphasis by the change in disease patterns over the last 20 years from one dominated by communicable diseases to one in which non-communicable diseases are now foremost.
Restrictions on vaporization loss of petroleum products give added emphasis to the accurate prediction of vapor pressure and hydrocarbon losses for petroleum products.
Because studies indicate that PCPs are more likely to recognize, evaluate, and treat diabetic CKD [ 5, 7, 31], and given the added emphasis on albuminuria in the new guidelines [ 18], we focused questionnaire items on non-diabetic CKD and on the assessment, recognition, and treatment of albuminuria in non-diabetic CKD care.
His massive biography of Dickens was always going to be an event, but Gordon and Sinclair-Stevenson were determined to give it added emphasis with one of the first publishing megadeals, rumoured to be £650,000 for two books.
He also repeated the rhythmic, curving contours of a guitar (a favourite Cubist motif, which the Purists eventually rejected for being too picturesque) in the shoulders of a bottle and in other objects on the table; by tilting the tops of the objects toward the spectator, he gave an added emphasis to their flatness.
I made them very prominent and gave them added emphasis.
Ding!" whooped one girl, for added emphasis.
"The LIBERAL press," George repeats, for added emphasis.
Because you know how cymbals need added emphasis.
This added emphasis seemed misplaced.
