Sentence examples for has long been emphasised from inspiring English sources
In the biotechnology debate, risk has long been emphasised over economic benefits.
The importance of training of health care professionals in cultural sensitivity and the use of interpreters, advocates and link workers has long been emphasised in government reports [ 5, 19].
In general practice the two viewpoints, medical and the patient's, have long been emphasised [ 27, 28].
Environmentalism has long been internationalist in outlook, recognising the common interests of humankind and emphasising the fact that pollution and environmental destruction does not stop at national boundaries.
Our finding of a topographical map emphasises the similarity with the mammalian visual cortex, which has long been allocated to stimulus identification.
Looking first at space, it has long been established that the locations of crimes are clustered (Shaw and McKay1969; Sherman et al.1989), and the importance of place in the study of crime has been emphasised accordingly (Eck and Weisburd1995).
Alonso has long been one of F1's better interviewees, but today he is in a particularly frank mood, and the tranquillity of his presence emphasises the power of his words.
Female travellers have long been subjected to restrictions and double standards, with their gender emphasised over their capability and strength.
In the wake of the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt in 2011 which led to the fall of long-lasting regimes, the prominent role of Facebook and Twitter within these protest movements has been emphasised and extensively debated.
