Sentence examples for its own emphasis from inspiring English sources

Since Microsoft is kicking off its Build developer conference today, though, which has its own emphasis on IoT, it's probably a fair guess that Google wanted to get its own announcement out of the way as soon as possible, too.

Ultimately, however, he said it was difficult to compare the top public affairs school because each had its own emphasis.

"We are in the middle of a debate to which France, of course, under its new president, will bring its own emphasis," she said.

Its own emphasis on the need for austerity in the face of the national deficit and plans to sell partial stakes in four state-owned energy companies and Air New Zealand did little to burnish its popularity.

There are about 75 yacht clubs along both sides of the Sound from Port Jefferson and Groton to Manhattan, Mr. McCurdy said, each with its own emphasis and style.

Each program has its own emphasis and strengths, and the programs vary in quality.

Finally, one can take archival material as it is, and attend to its own emphases and quirks.

Let each Gospel speak in its own voice, allowing each to offer a sketch of Jesus in its own colors, with its own emphases.

He mentions Blumhofer's emphasis on "the evangelist's Canadian roots and the religious context in which she matured," as if to admit that his own emphasis is elsewhere.

He places his own emphasis more on the pluralism and tolerance of the founders.Why they say the things they sayIt is wise to be sceptical when politicians speechify on religion.

Mr. Aronson himself, in an interview last month, praised Mr. Comte-Sponville's book, despite his own reservations about terms like "spirituality" and his own emphasis, in "Living Without God," on social responsibility and political action.