Sentence examples for much less emphasis from inspiring English sources

"Sport in general placed much less emphasis on youth and fitness back then – that's why people got so injured".

There is much less emphasis here on Galileo's daughter, who played so rich a part in the book.

The Bush administration should put much less emphasis on the weapons inspectors' futile hunt for a "smoking gun".

(Online presence is particularly important given that The Standard, in contrast to National Review, has put much less emphasis on the Web).

Escape Studios, where I work, specialises in industry-relevant training, with much less emphasis on academic skills such as writing essays.

It is one of the characteristic features of tagmemic grammar that it gives much less emphasis to the notion of constituent structure than other American approaches to grammatical analysis.

Another major change: Facebook is drastically revamping its Places product, which now has much less of an emphasis on Foursquare-like checkins.

This subgenre tends to use a much slower BPM and places less emphasis on the quarter-note kick.

In addition, he has put less emphasis on litigation and much more on cultivating public opinion.

The CSU is also a respectable university system, but costs less to provide because it puts rather less emphasis on research and much less on postgraduate teaching.

These days I travel much less, as I have shifted the main emphasis of my work from teaching to translating and now have my own office at home.