Sentence examples for same emphasis as from inspiring English sources

His budget speech on 21 March will have the same emphasis as his first two.

When the papers spend as much time lauding the academic and artistic achievements of students, and intellectual competitions receive the same emphasis as sports tournaments, this may change.

David Brinkley once puckishly defined the secret strength of television news: "When there is no news, we give it to you with the same emphasis as if there were".

In a sports world increasingly enamored of the technological edge, it is no surprise that illness prevention is beginning to receive some of the same emphasis as sneaker and swimsuit design.

Asked if he had said these things to Israel's decision-makers, Dagan replied: "I have expressed my opinion to them with the same emphasis as I have here now.

Chrome and Android 'remaining separate and independent for a long time' has much the same emphasis as Schmidt's comments from two years ago — when he said they would merge, ultimately.

She seemed to place the same emphasis on "husband" as she did on "ribbon" and "album".

"Many businesses also do not place the same emphasis on buying as they do on selling, so all energies are put into one part of the business at the expense of another".

Judaism does not place the same emphasis on confession as the Catholic faith does, but we do want people to feel comfortable speaking with their rabbi while they're in the process of repentance.

However I do know that if facebook/Twitter put the same emphasis on tackling this as they have on optimizing their ad serving platforms, we would have seen more progress.

With the same emphasis on service and opulence as its Parisian cousin, the Ritz is a reminder of the great age of grand hotels when it was the only place to stay for globe-trotting royalty and movie stars.