Sentence examples for overdue emphasis from inspiring English sources
It places long overdue emphasis on preserving and rebuilding the overstretched, all-volunteer force.
The second challenge, and perhaps most daunting, is the College Board's long overdue emphasis on "evidence-based" writing.
He backed an overdue scheme to place more emphasis on rehabilitating criminals and less on expensively locking them up—until the tabloids objected and he took fright.
Perez, who has the least broadcast experience of the four, seemed nervous, but her natural charisma was evident, and the show was overdue for a Latina voice (emphasis on voice).
To hear it from some physicians, medicine's new emphasis on style is long overdue.
"This changes the employer insurance system in a pretty dramatic way," says Robert Moffit of the Heritage Foundation.Greater emphasis on individual consumers is overdue, and is likely to affect providers too.
The current emphasis on jobs, while long overdue, still feels somewhat forced from the White House.
This type of observance is long overdue, because the N.B.A. needs to put more emphasis on its wonderful history.
First, the case for abandoning an emphasis on limiting total dietary fat intake is clearly legitimate and overdue.
