Sentence examples for over emphasize from inspiring English sources

Traditional sampling strategies, mostly targeted to dominant, climate-sensitive trees, will over emphasize the 20th century negative trends in Nothofagus stand growth associated with the largest stand trees.

Asked whether the program had been introduced in response to particular concerns about weak consumer biometrics — given some of the aforementioned examples of poor implementations — McDowell also told us: "With the rise of any new technology, there's a risk that some suppliers may over emphasize visible features at the expense of security considerations as they rush to market.

Nevertheless, the authors could not over emphasize the fact that the decision to sample any thyroid lesion should always be made together with the managing endocrinologist.

In this process we cannot over emphasize the critical role of law enforcement officers in dealing professionally with very sensitive cases of abuse and our Judicial system in ensuring speedy processes in a child friendly environment.

I cannot over emphasize the importance of pure water, not acidic reverse osmosis water that is in many bottled varieties.

And business schools seem to also over emphasize the quantitative skills over the human ones.

While the perspectives of power with and power to (over-) emphasize the potential for change with regard to biofuels, scholars with understandings of power over often exaggerate their negative impacts.

Fundamental attribution error: the tendency to over-emphasize personality variables while under-emphasizing situational variables to explain specific behaviors [ 36, 37].

"Some of our supporters tend to over-emphasize what the center will achieve," he added.

Fortune indeed favors the prepared mind, and it is hard to over-emphasize the intellectual journey required before the very question of the naturalness of a flat universe could even be discussed.

There is constant temptation to let an interesting character become too important for the proper story value of the moment, to over-emphasize a part in its relation to the whole.