Sentence examples for seem to emphasise from inspiring English sources

MIDATA and Healthbank seem to emphasise the technical side of data security most explicitly.

Our futures clinique results seem to emphasise the positive opportunities found in the MP's If Humans Were Free – the Self Actualization Economy scenario.

If indeed the "edge" distribution is from a very narrow and a very broad boundary mix, then it is unlikely to have the expected peak height for the apparent shoulder and tail for either the MK or MNIG and the best fit parameters seem to emphasise the tail region.

The respondents seem to emphasise staff-to-resident ratio as an indirect cause of falls to a higher degree than how the staff plan and organise their work.

Darwinism seemed to emphasise the darker sides of human nature, and that sat uncomfortably with socialism.

A demonstration at Brighton station attracted those people whose trains arrived on time, but seemed to emphasise people's powerlessness.

Should Ms Chua's approach to child-rearing replace the American standard, which seems to emphasise self-esteem over test scores?

The Northern Irishman's Masters quest was ruined on Saturday in reality but a dropped shot on the opening hole of round four seemed to emphasise his fate.

Their sacking of Marinus Dijkhuizen in late September seemed to emphasise the notion that dispensing with Warburton at the end of last season was an error.

That seemed to emphasise again football's status as a modern global religion — full of meaning to its adherents, a baffling opium of the masses to those who do not believe.

She has always been generous in support of younger musicians; though some of them, such as "new-grass" stars Nickel Creek have already flourished, split-up and gone on to successful solo projects of their own, which only seems to emphasise how long Krauss seems to have been around.