Sentence examples for likely to emphasise from inspiring English sources
Beyond that aberration it is only sensible to mention that this encounter had always been likely to emphasise stark differences.
Go to China and the packaging is more likely to emphasise its origins and address consumer concern about food safety.
He is likely to emphasise that offshore jurisdictions will have no one to blame but themselves if they get into financial difficulties.
Chardonnay producers around the world are now much more likely to emphasise freshness and use oak with restraint or not at all.
While he never hides it, in interviews he is as likely to emphasise the universal resonances of his father's story as he is to frame it Jewishly.
They are likely to emphasise their commonalities next week, but Yusuf and Ramadan approach religious revival from different traditions and locations.
I would like to emphasise that just 5 minutes a day are not enough.
They are likely too to emphasise his work with charity in an effort to reduce the sentence.
He was likely to have emphasised to the prime minister his publicly expressed belief that rates will have to stay low because the recovery is still fragile.
These companies are likely to de-emphasise their investment in the UK if we vote against membership". Now what would Bob Dylan have to say?
Her explanation is that some disciplines - such as philosophy - emphasise the need for raw brilliance to be successful, while others - such as history - are more likely to stress the importance of dedication and hard work.
