Sentence examples for in accentuating from inspiring English sources

Bear in mind also that government officials have a stake in accentuating the positive.

They say that Mr. Gore must be far more forceful in accentuating his accomplishments -- and his differences with Mr. Bush.

Indeed, the carry trade has already played a role in accentuating the Brazilian real by 37% since the end of 2008.

The streets were regarded as very important in sustaining the economic activities and meaningful in accentuating cultural diversity and self and group identity.

As an exercise in accentuating the positive, it would be hard to beat the trading update from Intu, the shopping centre group that owns Lakeside in Essex, Merry Hill in Dudley and the Metrocentre in Gateshead.

Of course, in 1998 Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin helped Alan Greenspan calm the markets, while until a few days ago this administration seemed more interested in accentuating the negative.

Thereafter a long period of decline set in, accentuated by the neglect of its distant rulers (French, Spanish, Austrian, Neapolitan, Bourbon) and by Arab slave raids along the coast.

The Cardinals scored one run that inning, which accentuates their deeper problem.

Erdoğan, who first came to power in 2003 as prime minister, has been accused of presiding over a creeping Islamisation in Turkey and accentuating splits in society.

That change in monsoon has been accentuating flooding in the south, and drought in the north to the detriment of Chinese food production, with considerable property losses.

Saddam Hussein's offer to let the UN's weapons inspectors back in may accentuate those differences in the short term.