Sentence examples for messages that emphasize from inspiring English sources

Food safety messages that emphasize the susceptibility and severity of foodborne illness in children are needed to reach this audience for adoption of safe food handling practices.

As part of the initiative, a number of nonprofits are working with the Mozambican government and with radio stations to broadcast messages that emphasize the importance of girls' education, and the health and economic costs of marrying young.

Research should also examine whether it is more effective to target messages that emphasize the multifactorial nature of common conditions to the specific groups that may be in more need, such as those with low education or urban residents, or to simply disseminate the same message to all segments of the population.

In other words, is it possible that health workers might be more motivated by messages that emphasize patients' welfare rather than their own?

Brown and colleagues have shown that distressing messages that emphasize the severity of a health threat cause defensive reactions.

The dissonance between comparative effectiveness research and daily media messages that emphasize or exaggerate the benefits of interventions and minimize or ignore their harms is striking.

"It's crucial that they have a message that emphasizes the quality of the network," he said.

President Obama was among the first world leaders to congratulate Francis in a message that emphasized the pope's humble roots and New World background.

Red Roof Inn has been playing up its low prices with an "It's chic to be frugal" message that emphasizes its free morning coffee and low room rates.

Mr. Obama was among the first world leaders to congratulate Francis in a message that emphasized the pope's humble roots and New World origins.

The nonglitzy approach succeeds in introducing a candidate not widely known in Iowa or New Hampshire, with a direct, populist message that emphasizes President Bush's more privileged upbringing.