Sentence examples for now emphasize that from inspiring English sources
As pointed out above, we now emphasize that persistent fitness variation is a prerequisite for prediction but that we cannot put a lower bound on the number of mutations contributing to fitness.
All networks now emphasize that viewing totals will rise for shows when "delayed viewing" is counted.
Behe and his followers now emphasize that, while irreducibly complex systems can in principle evolve, biologists can't reconstruct in convincing detail just how any such system did evolve.
The McGraw Center recently has shifted the way tutoring is presented to students — fliers and newsletters now emphasize that tutoring, known as "study hall," helps students get acclimated to college standards, rather than offering it as a solution to the problem of poor grades.
Backing away from early claims that drivers in some cities were making up to $90,000 a year, Uber and Lyft now emphasize that driving for them was never meant to be a career.
Police in Irving, Texas, now emphasize that they knew 14-year-old Ahmed Mohamed hadn't brought a bomb to high school when they slapped cuffs on him and took him to juvenile detention earlier this week.
While France once used its soldiers to support its friends in Africa, that era is mostly over, with Paris now emphasizing that it cannot take the lead in African disputes.
The government now emphasizes that its decision to allow "Cell No. 5" to run and to license its opposition station, Maestro, is proof that Georgia has far more freedom than its neighbors, especially Russia.
Pyongyang is now emphasizing that it views the brief, 400-word agreement reached at that summit as just the very beginning of talks, not a promise to unilaterally disarm.
The director, Damon Russell, initially coy about what was real and what was scripted, now emphasizes that "Snow on the Bluff" isn't a record of actual events, that it's just another lo-fi indie film, like "The Blair Witch Project".
Nonetheless, he encouraged any Patch non-believers still remaining at the company to get out now, emphasizing that there's no room for equivocation in turning the effort around.
