Sentence examples for much emphasis was put from inspiring English sources

Too much emphasis was put on capital gains in the boom.

Instead, you report that large majorities of teachers and parents said that too much emphasis was put on "testing".

It said too much emphasis was put on completing the sale within this Parliament, at the expense of achieving better value for money.

It came after the National Audit Office said too much emphasis was put on rushing the sale, at the expense of value for money.

Since the discovery of the symbiotic lifestyle of Siboglinidae much emphasis was put on the nutritional relationship (Felbeck, 1981; Southward et al., 1981; 1986; Cavanaugh, 1983; Felbeck and Jarchow, 1998; Bright et al., 2000).

However, the main objective in these earlier programs was to improve the maternal and child health indicators and increase their survival, and not much emphasis was put on reducing inequalities.

But too much emphasis is put on this question.

Nor, when Blair has gone, will so much emphasis be put on glitz and glamour.

The left worries that if too much emphasis is put on winning then those who truly need exercise will be ignored.

Too much emphasis is put on being perfect when you partner loves your smile, the dimple on your chin, your luscious buttocks or beautiful eyes.

"So much emphasis is put on educating kids," she said, "and yet funding is getting cut when it comes to educating kids.