Sentence examples for promoted emphasis from inspiring English sources
ABC's new push to humanize the news and CBS's heavily promoted emphasis on hard news may make NBC News the Goldilocks news division — not too hot, not too cold, just right.
The festival of parodies has helped to empower its members to conduct scientific and cultural events and promote emphasis of the subject in a playful manner.
Use of reporting guidelines such as the CONSORT and CONSORT-EHEALTH statements should promote greater emphasis on methodological rigour, providing a firm foundation for the further development of clinical VR applications.
The characters' position in the food chain promotes an emphasis on role-playing and problem solving over combat.
We strongly encourage its use across the curriculum in ways that will promote an emphasis on the core concepts even in upper-level courses with highly specialized topics.
In addition to promoting an emphasis on CNS-penetrating antiretroviral therapy, a number of ongoing studies are working to develop successful adjunctive therapies to combat HAND.
Originally titled Cut and promoted with the emphasis on graduates being caught by austerity, it's developed into a more rounded look at characters who have all stalled for subtly sad reasons.
The LTPs are by definition based on a local and participatory approach and thus promoted a greater emphasis on people, compared to conventional transportation planning.
To reverse soil degradation and promote restoration, emphases should be placed on promoting the use of sustainable land management practices within the savanna, grazing, agricultural and forest management systems.
He also sought to do away with lingering trade-school associations by promoting a new emphasis on interdisciplinary and theoretical studies, looking to models like the Bauhaus.
Mr. Cooperman's complaint has less to do with the substance of taxing the wealthy than it does the president's choice of words in promoting it, an emphasis that he says is "villainizing the American Dream".
