Sentence examples for much emphasis in from inspiring English sources

Multifunctional reactors are not new, but they have received much emphasis in research in the last decade.

"There is still so much emphasis, in knitting and crochet magazines, on cheaper foreign wool and made-made fibres".

"Antiquorum had placed too much emphasis in their communication on the Patek Philippe timepiece at the expenses of the other brands," he said.

However, much emphasis in most previous studies on the interactions of pollutants with NPs has been placed on only one type of NPs at a time.

The answer must be found, I think, in the need to which President Jiang gave so much emphasis in his joint press conference with President Clinton: the need for stability.

This is why May put so much emphasis in her Commons written statement on Friday- and Saturday-night no-go areas and on the link between violent crime and alcohol.

But passion often becomes a negative if it's given too much emphasis, either in the entrepreneurs' minds or in their communications with potential funders.

"While the university puts so much emphasis on bringing in overseas students, they should also look at their welfare and focus on supporting them," says Chi Yau, spokesman for the Chinese Association in Southampton.

Mr. Giuliani, in the end, replied that the facts about Mr. Kerik might not have been presented to him in as much detail and with as much emphasis back in 2000.

She also identifies several subplots of artistic inspiration, as Kaspar "finds [inspiration] within himself", and not within another writer, and a "subtext ... about nationalism and how much emphasis we in the western world put on stereotypes and on which country we're from".

With so much emphasis on just-in-time manufacturing and some professionals needing to jump on planes almost daily, airports are becoming the centres of cities of their own.