Sentence examples similar to softened emphasis from inspiring English sources
The data put added pressure on the coalition government led by Prime Minister David Cameron to soften its emphasis on austerity measures to reduce the deficit and instead consider ways to spur economic growth.
In its new guidance to states, the U.S. Department of Education tries to soften its emphasis on using test scores to evaluate teachers and urges states and local districts to cut down on redundant and low-quality tests.
Dr. Wertham, credited some 30 years ago with causing the comic book industry to soften its emphasis on horror and crime, often publicly inveighed against practices he believed were harmful to the human psyche.
Also, as there are different classes of sessile hemocytes, all of which might get disrupted by physical force, perhaps soften the emphasis on which specific pool is affected.
She recently softened her stump speech, and added more emphasis to her role as an advocate for women.
Even Mr. Sarkozy has softened his pitch, saying during the campaign that an emphasis on austerity and budget discipline must be matched by initiatives to spur growth and employment.
The "Paul" character returns in a "walking" duet: the staccato emphasis often given to this has been softened in Seattle so that the foot that leaves the ground is more striking than the one that arrives.
The emphasis on sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll is there, although some of the elements are softened in Mr. Szabo's work.
The new report takes a much more complex look at safety, with an emphasis on S.U.V.'s and other so-called light trucks, although the final version has been softened somewhat following industry objections.
Suddenly, nonnegotiable positions softened.
