Sentence examples for least emphasized from inspiring English sources

"Picking activities and classes at MIT is one of the least emphasized but most important things that happen in the first year," notes senior Erick Friis.

So, too, with "Homeland," which, though it also extends the specious argument that torture elicits real and useful information, has at least emphasized that it is grim business, both for the body and for the soul.

In the 20th century, the age-old expectation that the subject of a picture would be central, or at least emphasized, was roundly challenged, first by painters, later by photographers.

Many conventional routing protocols developed in the past have least emphasized the optimum utilization of network bandwidth and node energy [31].

Recent publications speak to the fact that empathy can be taught and role modeled [ 26, 27] and yet this was one of the attributes least emphasized by faculty in our study, and the least highly ranked by the students.

Not surprisingly, Netanyahu's move against Berger prompted an immediate spike in Bezeq's share price; Netanyahu clearly meant to put Bezeq's owners in his debt, or at least emphasize the value of being in his orbit.

At a moment of rising anxiety over unequal wealth and social exclusion, there's also a fresh appetite for an aesthetic that, in its idealized form at least, emphasizes austerity and egalitarianism.

If the FCC really thinks we need extra rules to formally codify the open Internet principles that all firms across the ecosystem already support, we should rely on Section 706, which at least emphasizes investment and growth.

Efficiency is emphasized most strongly by policy makers (0.46; being the highest value), while patients, nurses and physicians least emphasize the importance of efficiency (0.22, 0.21 and 0.20 respectively).

But while it's possible to do both, any coherent theory of the case would require the government to choose (or at least emphasize) one or the other.

This has been an excellent debate with participants criss-crossing the spectrum of issues that for me, at least, has emphasized the overwhelming complexity of the many challenges involved when linking nutrition and climate change.