Sentence examples for likely emphasize from inspiring English sources

Chief Executive James Halpin says he'll announce within six weeks a store makeover that will likely emphasize products like digital cameras, high-tech toys and computer-networking equipment for the home.

Analysts said Aventis would most likely emphasize weaknesses of its rival, like a pending lawsuit and a small presence in the United States, as well as job losses in France.

That would be something that the mutual fund companies would most likely emphasize.

And NBC will most likely emphasize that it cares about the long term more than the short term.

Given Perry's previous work, there is cause for alarm in this: he will likely emphasize Shange's sentimentality, rather than her force or her feminist radicalism.

Ted Cruz would likely emphasize a more restrained national-security state, and Marco Rubio more-conservative engagement with the problems of immigration and social ascent.

These reforms likely emphasized disease prevention and dealt with health emergencies (17 ).

In contrast, nearly half of the sexual and gender based violence studies are from Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo which is notable, but likely emphasizes that research is not yet addressing the breadth of the problem across settings [ 33- 37].

The need for top-down attentional selection due to the competition between multiple stimulus dimensions (for discussion, see Desimone and Duncan 1995) and the lack of relevant visual information in our experiment have likely emphasized the tuning effect of top-down linguistic focus.

Coverage of the pope's visit, like coverage of the papacy since 2013, seems likely to emphasize Francis' values like compassion, inclusion, and service.

The researchers find that hit songs in the 1980s were more likely to emphasize happy togetherness, like the racial harmony sought by Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder in "Ebony and Ivory" and the group exuberance promoted by Kool & the Gang: "Let's all celebrate and have a good time".