Sentence examples for seldom emphasized from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush seldom emphasized the issue of abortion during his campaign, and when it came up, he took pains to strike moderate notes, saying it was an issue on which good, reasonable people disagreed.
However, reactive power-related reliability issues are seldom emphasized in conventional power reliability evaluations.
Indeed, the nature of science is seldom emphasized in most science classrooms (Dodick and Orion 2003), and more than one-third of biology teachers were not biology majors (National Center for Education Statistics 2003).
Conceptual and empirical studies consider economic SC risk management in a marginally greater proportion than formal models, while purely social or environmental risks are seldom emphasized in any of these methods.
History teachers seldom emphasize that the US government forced Japanese-Americans into internment camps as Axis powers herded Jews into cattle cars.
Porritt emphasized that suspects very seldom go to prison solely on the basis of their identifications.
Predicting this future is difficult, of course: Simonetta Fraschetti (Laboratory of Zoology and Marine Biology, Italy) emphasized that we can map human activities, but we seldom know what their effects will be upon biodiversity.
For while the Emperor Augustus, a victorious general and founder of the imperial system, was seldom represented as a warrior, the emperors of the second century relentlessly emphasized this role.
It must be emphasized, however, that agents are interested mainly in general books; they are seldom equipped to handle specialized and technical works.
It must be emphasized that although pragmatic RCTs provide evidence on effectiveness in routine settings, they seldom cover the whole clinical pathway, and generalizability to other settings is limited.
