Sentence examples for no longer emphasises from inspiring English sources
It's true that the Party no longer emphasises class struggle, hatred of the rich, or opposition to private property; arguably, however, it now has a more realistic view of Marxism that it did in Mao's day.
An NHS England spokesman emphasised it no longer required appointments of a fixed length: "How long to allocate to individual patient appointments is at the discretion of individual GP practices, based on patient need, and there are no national limits suggesting 10 minutes should be the norm," he said.
Last year, The Register reported on a EU campaign to get women into IT that pointed out that tech "is no longer for the geeky few," simplistically emphasising the "fun" and "cool" qualities of the industry.
In constructing socially responsible masculinities, men also explained how they had stopped drinking alcohol or were no longer engaging in extra-marital affairs - emphasising their family role.
As well as challenging his team to clinch a 3-0 series whitewash he is keen to emphasise that cheap England caps are no longer available.
I make him a cynic who is there just for the killing, and I wanted to emphasise that, that's it's a secret no longer well-kept, that killing people is tremendously empowering and exciting".
And as Wallace often emphasised, the heavily mediated, technology-filled world of Pynchon's and Gaddis's satires no longer seemed all that far removed from reality.
The area may no longer be at the centre of political radicalism, but as the chapel's minister, Andrew Pakula, is happy to emphasise, Unitarians have not lost their campaigning edge.
He emphasised that banking "passporting rights are tied to the single market and would automatically cease to apply if Great Britain is no longer at least part of the EEA".
In an interview with the Guardian, Weidmann emphasised that banking "passporting rights are tied to the single market and would automatically cease to apply if Great Britain is no longer at least part of the European Economic Area" (EEA).
