Sentence examples for overemphasized focus from inspiring English sources
The overemphasized focus on risk has meant that other important aspects of participation have been widely overlooked [17 19].
A statement stresses: "From the point of view of general practitioners, the current situation in the field of further education is a discontenting one, characterized by outdated didactical methods, insufficient consideration of individual learning requirements, and an overemphasized focus on specialized disciplines as well as on the interests of the pharmaceutical industry" [ 49].
Conservatives, including the Republican National Committee, charged that the revisions in the Advanced Placement United States history curriculum overemphasized negative aspects of U.S. history, focusing on conflict rather than on commonalities and shared ideals.
"I think the Asia thing is overemphasized," he said, referring to reports about his review.
Some of the characters, Vic and Josie in particular, are too solidly grounded on a fixed set of overemphasized attributes.
The labor groups want to reframe a debate that they believe has overemphasized service cuts and cast public workers as selfish and overpaid.
The voice-over manipulation continued as Ms. Sebestyen and Mr. Urzelai were directed to "stop, sit down and stand up" to the point of overemphasized exhaustion.
That the anecdote can even be believed owes much to Churchill's well-earned but overemphasized reputation as a bon vivant [6].
CBS frequently shrugs off that category as overemphasized, but the network, with entries like "Survivor" and "CSI" has been making some inroads with that group in recent years.
But, also within the framework of medieval Scholasticism, a dispute was always brewing between the dialecticians, who emphasized or overemphasized reason, and those who stressed the suprarational purity of faith.
