Sentence examples for has overemphasized from inspiring English sources

At times, Goodell has overemphasized the fan experience to the detriment of players.

Critics of the Republican approach say it has overemphasized abstinence at the expense of condoms and other prevention strategies.

• To the Editor: There is a historical explanation for why the American Cancer Society has overemphasized cancer screening for so long.

Since Buerkle was named acting chair last February, the commission has overemphasized "collaborating" with manufacturers instead of investigating them and potentially assessing penalties, said commissioner Elliot Kaye, a Democrat who had been chairman of the commission under Obama.

Readers might also appreciate Deborah Solomon's interview with Tannen this weekend in the Times magazine, in which Solomon asks about the literary themes of sisterhood: Would you say that literature has overemphasized the darker side of sisterhood?

Like other moderates in the party, Mr. Fukuda is thought to believe that under Mr. Abe and Mr. Koizumi, Japan has overemphasized its alliance with the United States at the expense of maintaining good relations with its Asian neighbors.

Advocates of intellectual property rights have overemphasized their role in promoting innovation.

The US had overemphasized the military relationship with Japan and underestimated the seriousness of the economic & technological competition.

McDannell claims that previous studies of American Christianity have overemphasized the written, cognitive, and ethical dimensions of religion, presenting faith as a disembodied system of beliefs.

Some critics have overemphasized these parental details, reducing the rhizomatic complexity of her work to child's play, with Erector sets and Tinkertoys topping the list of metaphors.

We've overemphasized content when, in fact, it's context that matters — math and science make a lot more sense when you see it applied.