Sentence examples for sufficiently emphasized from inspiring English sources

The congregation said the two had not sufficiently emphasized church teaching that homosexual acts are "intrinsically disordered".

This column was particularly helpful because it identified a collateral effect of publishing anonymous sources that had not been sufficiently emphasized, namely, how their use can sway the reporting.

Just a quick note: one thing I don't think has been sufficiently emphasized as we stare a euro disaster in the face is the amount of damage this will do to the overall European political landscape.

Creative Problem Solving as a framework to encourage whole-brain thinking which employs different thinking skills and tools is not sufficiently emphasized in universities.

At the same time, however, the fact that in the USA inequality displays a strong racial component has not been sufficiently emphasized in the recent debate on the long-term evolution of income and wealth inequality, propelled by the book by Piketty (2014).

He noted that "these are very broad issues," with prevention being important, but suggested that promotion of the teaching hospitals in the process of improving the U.S. health-care system is important and has not been sufficiently emphasized.

Such critics say industry ads do not sufficiently emphasize drugs' potential risks.

Some said that the plan did not sufficiently emphasize trying to reduce waste volume, through things like recycling.

The professor, Adler writes, "could not sufficiently emphasize that all suffering, insofar as it was not based in human nature, derived from economic factors.

Some bishops said the document did not sufficiently emphasize Catholic teaching on social justice, the structural causes of economic inequality and the rights of workers to unionize.

For example, Mr. Powell referred to the resolution of global megabanks without sufficiently emphasizing the inherent difficulties of cross-border resolution (see Pages 9-10 of his speech).