Sentence examples for not emphasize enough from inspiring English sources

"After 11 Years, a Police Leader Hits Turbulence" (front page, Feb. 4), discussing Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly's tenure in New York, did not emphasize enough his accomplishments in controlling police corruption, diversifying higher echelons of the department and improved public safety.

The conversation turned back to the practice of politics, and I had the sense that he could not emphasize enough to an outsider — or, in another sense, entirely explain — how practicing politics was utterly unlike philosophizing about it at the front of a classroom or, for that matter, in the back seat of a car: there are no philosopher-kings, or even philosophical prime ministers.

But I did not emphasize enough the rationale of AOL to get into this deal.

An Accenture study said "We can not emphasize enough the importance of role models in identifying women with leadership goals.

However, we can not emphasize enough how important it is for every individual to fill out their census forms.

An important issue that the new guidelines do not emphasize enough is the need for increased public awareness of high blood pressure.

"The prosecution — and this is not emphasized enough — was arguing a conspiracy case," he said.

A crucial component of Hamilton's exoneration, which was not emphasized enough in the piece, was the role that public awareness played and how other wrongfully imprisoned people can use it to advocate for themselves as well.

The factor most responsible for the dearth of active patriotic behavior by Americans, and perhaps not emphasized enough by Mr. Herbert, is the failure of our leadership to directly call upon us to sacrifice for our country.

Because no one government agency was in charge of the overall environmental impact, the report says, issues of residential indoor air quality fell between the cracks, and because of the emphasis on long-term risks, the impact on susceptible populations was not emphasized enough.

Just in case the quantitative angle of this article was not emphasized enough, remember this: "The future will be dense data," says Kelsey.