Sentence examples for not to emphasise from inspiring English sources

Not to emphasise this point is a real injustice.

Indicators are disaggregated, care taken not to emphasise small differences and confidence intervals are supplied.

Newton advises me not to emphasise the role of any individual who might have helped Manyonga – with the implication that a meeting with McGrath is not welcome.

His argument was not to emphasise the value of one over the other but rather to differentiate the acts of the two.

For every invaded country there were a sizeable number of influential people who played along with, and in fact created the Nazi puppet government, a fact which the liberating Allies gallantly chose not to emphasise too harshly.

"We try not to emphasise in presentations that we're a hedge fund," says Jimmy Chan, the boss of Value Partners, a publicly listed hedge fund and long-only manager.

We would not need to emphasise facts or figures or dates.

I should not have to emphasise the appeal of the slogans Malloch and, by extension, Farage and Trump, parrot.

The college prospectus declared a "consistent effort to teach method, not content; to emphasise process - a grammar of the art of living and working in the world".

It's not enough to emphasise specific nutritional benefits of products that may still be laden with sugar, fat or salt.

Outsourcing the problem might make it feel slightly more comfortable for Google, which does not want to emphasise its geopolitical power.