Sentence examples for past emphasizing from inspiring English sources

The patterns of the past, emphasizing extractive, industrial uses of those lands, have long been in decline.

Then, after bowing deeply, he laid out a party platform that in some ways sounded unchanged from decades past, emphasizing increased public works spending — the sort of vote-buying move that many Japanese say helped create the nation's huge debt problems.

Hastings has already talked about how the streaming strategy will differ from Netflix's past, emphasizing a narrower selection of exclusive and original content rather than the more comprehensive selection that the service had with DVDs.

Mr. Tenet and other C.I.A. officials have in the past emphasized that Sept. 11 did not represent an intelligence failure.

The rife use of organophosphorus compounds (OP) as pesticides and the exertion of highly toxic OP-type chemical warfare agents (nerve agents) during military conflicts and terrorist attacks in the past emphasize the necessity of the development of effective therapeutic countermeasures.

Depictions of mighty warriors of the past emphasize a tragic part of our history, when we had to go to war to survive.

pay attention to these two paragraphs ((point to the third and fourth paragraph sections)) look at the words here it explains that people in the past emphasize men over women 10 T do you know what it means, People prefer men more.

For some, the explanation for the discrepancy was obvious: Elvan was an Alevi, a member of a persecuted Shia minority; Erdoğan has angered the community in the past by emphasizing the Sunni identity of most Turkish Muslims.

This supports past research emphasizing the importance of knowledge (9, 10) and, to a certain extent, mood (13, 14) in reducing the risk of diabetes (9, 10), yet is contrary to research highlighting the importance of improving motivation (11, 12) and self-efficacy (13, 14).

"This work will not only help us preserve our vanishing past, but by examining the past, will emphasize our new cultural and political unity," Mr. Sowayan said.

Who better than Lawrence Taylor and Harry Carson — Hall of Fame players from Coach Bill Belichick's past — to emphasize a technique or provide a snapshot of a play.