Sentence examples for heavily emphasising from inspiring English sources

RM This is due to the 'storms' gathering in the economy that Osborne has been heavily emphasising recently.

In contrast, the other cases co-opt the language of inclusion to present a predominantly market-based framing, heavily emphasising market readiness and participation.

It was advertised heavily, emphasising the fact that the scholar Poerbatjaraka had served as the historical adviser and that the film was based on Balai Pustaka's version of the legend.

Risk is heavily emphasised.

He heavily emphasised the word technically and also said that it was inconceivable that we would fire without US approval.

Osborne paved the way for the a shift in relations with China during a visit to the country last month, during which he heavily emphasised friendship and trade ties, after relations hit a low point in 2012 following Cameron's meeting with the Dalai Lama.

We heavily emphasised the fact that transmission can happen through a dead body because in Sierra Leone, it is customary to pay your respect to the dead, to wash the body, touch it or keep clothes or sheets of the deceased, but these practices do not conform with Ebola prevention.

The second, denuclearisation, is of little interest to Pyongyang, which now heavily emphasises nuclear weapons in its national doctrine.

Hong Kong has one of the most competitive education systems in the world wherein examinations are heavily emphasised (Biggs 1992; Education Commission 2000; Watkins 2009).

Civilian participation of Shinto rituals was heavily emphasised, which focused on Japanese cultural ideals and worship of the Japanese emperor.

Bi erasure is a common problem, and Insatiable doesn't satirize it well at all it heavily emphasises that bisexuality is a state of confusion.