Sentence examples for public emphasizing from inspiring English sources

But the Weather Service had explicitly avoided communicating the uncertainty in its forecast to the public, emphasizing only the 49-foot prediction.

Throughout the war, these organizers worked hard to stay in harmony -- if not quite in tune -- with the American public, emphasizing that this peace movement is patriotic and mainstream.

The traditionalists' favored candidate, Saeed Jalili, Iran's chief nuclear negotiator and a protégé of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, did not seem to have gained much traction with the public, emphasizing vague concepts like "Islamic society" and standing up to Western pressure.

In one portion of the meeting devoted to discussing "How could Facebook kill us?" they list threats such as Facebook adopting real-time search, changing the opt-in options to make status messages public, emphasizing its SMS features, and generally copying Twitter's functionality and user-interface (all of which have started to happen).

The growing undertow from private to public emphasizes just how desperate some families have become.

The wide adoption of smartphones by the general public emphasizes the opportunity of better mHealth and mobile telemedicine services through patient oriented applications, for example, patient education, disease self-management, and remote monitoring of patients.

The questions will reflect the topics of greatest concern to the global public, emphasize under-reported issues and engage key themes endorsed by dropping knowledge in 2006.

Physicians and public emphasize the avoidance of serious complications, so progress here requires not merely revisiting the wording of guidance, but support for an alternative action: training and dissemination to encourage prompt referral of suspected mastoiditis to specialists.

Mr. Bush reiterated the previous public stance emphasizing soldiers in his opposition to the court during a July speech at Fort Drum, N.Y.

It has thus far allowed only Vermonters to testify at public hearings, emphasizing that it wants the debate to be an internal Vermont matter.

But with a shift from combat operations to police and army training, European diplomats here said they hoped to buy some time with the public by emphasizing nation building instead of combat.