Sentence examples for not enough emphasis from inspiring English sources

Less? A. In our business, there's not enough emphasis on math.

Not enough emphasis has been given to the role of law in alleviating poverty and protecting the environment.

We have deep problems in our game, not least because there has been not enough emphasis on development.

"There's too much emphasis that's put on the war, and not enough emphasis that's put on the terror".

Even Cridland, though, concedes "there has been too much emphasis on speed and not enough emphasis on capacity" so far.

There have always been people who say there is not enough emphasis on one-day cricket and maybe this will help because it's his role.

Then he heard the implied slight to Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and corrected himself: "Or, not ignored, but not given enough emphasis.

Although the report helped schools become more respectable in research terms, he says, it had a fatal flaw, in that its research bias did not place enough emphasis on the teaching of the skill of management itself.This meant schools did not either a situation that continues to this day, with schools turning out MBAs unprepared for real-world management.

Driscoll fears the draft curriculum does not place enough emphasis on developing children's cultural understanding.

The Foreign Secretary did not think enough emphasis had been given to this under the previous government".

does not place enough emphasis on personal responsibility -- seem particularly unrealistic for a program targeted in part at children.