Sentence examples for lacks emphasis from inspiring English sources

Jay Kuten Wanganui, New Zealand Dexter Filkins's appraisal of General David Petraeus's legacy lacks emphasis on a few essential details (A Critic at Large, December 17th).

Dexter Filkins's appraisal of General David Petraeus's legacy lacks emphasis on a few essential details (A Critic at Large, December 17th).

The paper deduces this to be a result of the dominance of UN's household-based definition of slums which lacks emphasis on the locational aspects.

Policies lack emphasis on protecting farmers rights' over land tenure and local varieties, posing a challenge to policy harmonization and regional trade.

In LMCs, only prevalence correlated, suggesting that trials lacked emphasis on the actual cancers carrying higher mortality in LMCs [ 13].

This report gave the practice management domain, which had lacked emphasis in half of its nine component reports, equal emphasis as the traditional managed care curricular domains [ 8].

Strengthened preservice training and alternative in-service capacity-building strategies, such as on-the-job training and mentorship, could contribute to improved training but currently lack emphasis in national programs.

Whilst the clinical domain of the role was fulfilled in abundance, NPs at one site felt that non-clinical elements lacked emphasis in routine practice and anticipated greater recognition as the NP role continued to develop.

The outer setting was divided into two, the 'external system' (economic, political, and professional milieu) and 'local environment' (circumstances surrounding the organisation(s) including patient, community, network) as it has been suggested the local environment has been lacking emphasis in previous frameworks [ 36, 37 ].

Whilst, these two measures offer a more detailed exploration of subjective general well-being and include the psychological and social domains that were under-emphasised in the WHOQOL-BREF and the Euroqol, they suffer from the commensurate weakness of lacking emphasis on those physical aspects of well-being [ 17].

In this respect it has much in common with Heat, the, er, hottest British magazine of the past year or so though Ms Fuller complains that Heat steals the Star's best ideas and lacks its emphasis on real journalism.