Sentence examples for has recently emphasized from inspiring English sources
Pakistani strategy in this clandestine war has recently emphasized attempts to "indigenize" the Islamist militants operating in India.
On federal lands, the Forest Service has recently emphasized removing ladder fuels, including in the demonstration project here in the Metolius Basin.
Mr. Rosenberg has a reputation for being a "permabear," and he has recently emphasized investing in high-yield bonds and corporate credit instruments over stocks.
The U.S. economy remains deeply depressed, with long-term unemployment in particular still disastrously high, a point Bernanke himself has recently emphasized.
Bush administration officials say China has recently emphasized using force to restrain Taiwan, even though the Americans believe that it is still possible -- and highly preferable -- to reduce cross-strait tensions through dialogue.
As a solo artist, Moore has recently emphasized his softer side, on "Trees Outside the Academy," from 2007, and he does the same on his new record, "Demolished Thoughts".
Still, with a first round of talks on the Guantánamo issues scheduled for Monday in Washington between Obama administration officials and a high-level delegation from the European Union, several European leaders have recently emphasized that they can make no firm commitments until they are given complete details on the prisoners.
Many LPs have recently emphasized the word "partner" in "limited partner".
The design of Decision Support Systems have recently emphasized web enablement as the next step in design improvements for this class of applications.
Antimicrobial resistance, Ebola, E coli 0157, MERS, SARS, Salmonellosis, Zika virus and the critical need for yellow fever vaccines have recently emphasized the poignant need for a One Health paradigm shift at all levels of academic, corporate, food production, lawmaking, public policy, and research systems.
Bigaard et al. have recently emphasized the importance of using both BMI and WC as a predictor of all cause mortality [1].
