Sentence examples for that is accentuated from inspiring English sources
With David Wright dealing with a hamstring injury, the Mets are undoubtedly Matt Harvey's team, a notion that is accentuated with each dominating start.
This implies big cuts in the Treasury grant, a shortfall that is accentuated if public spending is rising faster than tax revenues, as happened for most of the last decade.
New quality of co-operation is emerging in the client customer relationship that is accentuated by novel possibilities, in Information Technology (IT) and Computer Technology (CT) developments and solutions.
In 1938, an article by Laurence Bell in The American Mercury magazine entitled "The Most Awful Ride in the World" deplored the "murky depths" with "concrete even filthier than the stairs, a filth that is accentuated by the dim lights whose sole reflectors are the stained walls of once-white tile".
Moreover, meniscal repair generates tear narrowing and compression that is accentuated during flexion, which is a significant component of healing.
The visualization of Fig. 10 exhibited the star-like structure of both clusters of Barcelona Comú, an effect that is accentuated in ({rm BeC textc ^{rm{rp}}}).
A feeling that was accentuated with each passing kilometre.
Bechet wrote straightforward, singable melodies that are accentuated in the one horn, one guitar renderings.
My brief passage with the troubled, brilliantly talented Richard Burton left behind a sadness that was accentuated by his early death.
There are many different types of personality disorders; they are classified according to the particular personality traits that are accentuated.
Her earliest research identified coral bleaching as a homeostatic process that was accentuated by warming seawater that drove regional scale bleaching phenomena.
