Sentence examples for local emphasis from inspiring English sources

"The coverage ended up much more productive because there was a larger local emphasis".

(Flowers adorn each table, often placed in bottles that, appropriate to the local emphasis on vanity, once held beauty products like Aesop Oil-Free Facial Hydrating Serum).

In the shift to a greater local emphasis, Al Jazeera has already started a separate news channel aimed at Egyptian viewers.

These doctors are hard on themselves and on one another, and as "Living in Emergency" chronicles their small triumphs and large frustrations, a larger picture emerges, almost despite the film's avowedly local emphasis.

The local emphasis is now underlined by the design of the new market, courtesy of Keith Tufts, the senior environmental designer at Lydon Lynch Architects, a Halifax architectural firm, who felt that "the market was the perfect client, because farmers understand the stewardship of resources".

Increasingly, the local emphasis has been on creating high-quality food to go with the area's excellent wines.

King Kullen, which has been buying locally for more than a decade, promotes its buy-local emphasis in ads.

Some of the key gifts that we observed include deliberate policy promoting sustainable tourism, cleanliness, pedestrian friendly, local food emphasis, people who are interested in and working to protect and conserve natural resources, and friendly people to welcome guests.

Diversity in local processing emphasis and distribution of different repetition rate codes across AAF may give rise to concurrent feed-forward processing streams that contribute differently to higher-order sound analysis.

While there is need for a review of the national malaria treatment guidelines to address local context, emphasis should be put on on-the-job training to address practical problems faced by providers in the course of their work.

In a recent workshop organized by the LDA on "Management of Phumdis" in the Loktak Lake, which involved presentations by locals, the emphasis was on the need to open the barrage for eight months per year (January, April and June September) to clear the phumdis, control floods and wash away the silt and waste that had accumulated over time.