Sentence examples for supposed emphasis from inspiring English sources

H.M.O.'s, with their supposed emphasis on keeping people healthy to keep medical care costs down, were supposed to put an end to all that.

The problem with President-elect Barack Obama's supposed emphasis on the costs of health care is that his proposals fail to deal with the biggest source of wasteful expenditures, our dependence upon private health insurance.

It's a sad irony that for all the supposed emphasis on respecting elders in Confucian societies, so many of them across Asia live in a state barely better than completely neglected.

Nevertheless, for all Koons' supposed emphasis on banality, there is nothing banal about $3 million or $4 million.

One of the younger male jurors told West Virginia's Metro News in an interview just after the verdict in December 2015 that the Upper Big Branch mine's safety record had only gotten worse -- even after this supposed emphasis on mine safety.

She meant that we were given an official version of what Mr. Pinter was supposed to be; emphasis here, silence there, now prepare for explosion.

Its emphasis was supposed to shift from controlling black South Africans to serving them.

"There is supposed to be an emphasis this year on calling contact away from the ball.

If the article's emphasis is supposed to be on frugality, she should have recommended traveling just 15 minutes on the splendid public transit system away from the center of town (Mitte) to one of the neighboring boroughs.

Not that the new emphasis is supposed to eliminate dating or romance.

The emphasis was supposed to be on the noun.