Sentence examples for previously more emphasis from inspiring English sources

Previously, more emphasis has been placed on selective information concerning the more sensational examples of so-called right to be forgotten requests released by Google and reported by some of the media, which have largely ignored the majority of requests made by citizens concerned with protecting their personal privacy.

Previously, scholars put more emphasis on the productivity evaluation of horizontal wells (Dikken 1990; Novy 1995; Penmatcha et al. 1998) and bottom water cresting (Permadi et al. 1995; Wibowo et al. 2004; Chaperon 1986).

Resolute though he appeared, there were no rushed, macho promises of draconian legislation; there was more emphasis than previously on "hearts 'n' minds".

The categorisation of outcome was based on previously published ranking systems, 11 12 with more emphasis on the methods of outcome measurement (see also web extra appendix 2).

"When Australia had the Olympic Games, it extended that support to the Paralympics and they got a lot more emphasis than they had done previously," said Sydney-based sports historian and author, Richard Cashman.

More emphasis should be placed on adaptive research and, as previously mentioned the educated guess, together with large scale field demonstration.

So expect more emphasis on reading comprehension.

"Country has more emphasis on the lyrics.

There's just more emphasis on passing".

They put more emphasis on our sentiments.

And then, with more emphasis, "Yes".