Sentence examples for latter emphasis from inspiring English sources

The latter emphasis can be side-stepped in the way the lines are assigned to the fragmented set of protagonists, and Gwinner does it neatly in a revival that may not have the searing spectral power of some European stagings such as Grzegorz Jarzyna's for TR Warszawa, but which has a piercing clarity.

The hermeneutical priority Gadamer assigns to prejudgment is also tied to Gadamer's emphasis on the priority of the question in the structure of understanding the latter emphasis being something Gadamer takes both from Platonic dialectic and also, in Truth and Method, from the work of R. G. Collingwood.

Leydesdorff (2010) further argues that a knowledge-based economy is analytically different from a knowledge economy in that in the former, codified knowledge is regarded as key to economic growth and development, while in the latter, emphasis is placed on knowledge workers, and hence tacit or embodied knowledge.

This latter emphasis comes in the wake of an urgent need for the public sector to be fully equipped to deal with renewed efforts of accelerated implementation for sustainable development emerging from the post MDG 2015 agenda.

Thus, the author argued that 'ethnographic work in patient safety is always likely to be engaged in normative judgements about how things ought to be, as well as describing how things are' (latter emphasis added).

In the latter, the emphasis is to survey those effects in the environment that are unexpected.

Regarding the latter, certain emphasis is on aligning technical regulations and standards between the EU and Russia and on enforcing IPR.

While the latter's emphasis on how much a QB's performance contributes to a win and incorporation of what the Olympics would call a pass-completion "degree of difficulty" make sense, has anyone actually even tried to learn it?

In the latter study, emphasis was given to transcription factors and upstream regulators, rather than to structural genes.

To facilitate easier and affordable access to health insurance to Americans who do not now have health insurance (and that latter phrase warrants emphasis).

Notably, although the Pragmatic View does not necessarily endorse the views of the tradition of American Pragmatism, it has important resonances with the latter school's emphasis on truth and knowledge as processual, purposive, pluralist, and context-dependent, and on the social and cognitive structure of scientific inquiry.