Sentence examples for started to emphasise from inspiring English sources

It has also started to emphasise that its main focus is far broader than just birds.

One respondent commented: "If all journals started to emphasise reporting, ultimately authors would start to consider these aspects in their study design at the planning stage".

The Conservatives have promised to provide an extra 4,200 health visitors and will shift the focus of the Sure Start programme to emphasise the importance of getting support from health visitors and other professionals to those families which are most in need.

He emphasised the importance of the Soviet-era base at the New Siberian Islands, which the military started to overhaul this year.

Whilst arts organisations emphasised socio-cultural objectives in strategic planning and operational processes, external pressures arising from austerity have subtly started to displace socio-cultural values.

I'd like to start a campaign to emphasise how important art is, individually and collectively, to the fabric of our lives.

5.39pm BST 36 min: As if to emphasise that France are starting to gain a greater foothold in midfield, Pogba feints and rolls his way past Schweinsteiger, bringing whoops of glee from the amused crowd.

Peter Kenyon London Sadiq Khan is right to call upon Jeremy Corbyn to start winning elections and also to emphasise that the first step must be to unify the party.

They transform into eerie landscapes when her vocals start to soar and the band kick in, emphasising the earthy aesthetic of Bat of Lashes' entire set.

But as Campbell Read, who started renting the bikes out three months ago, was keen to emphasise, the French-made Moustache e-mountain bikes are pretty capable.

To emphasise its point, Ataka actually started its European election campaign in Moscow.