Sentence examples for the increasing emphases from inspiring English sources

Health policy-making has become increasingly fragmented and verticalized, with the increasing emphases on selected interventions, the increasing number of partnerships and especially because of the founding of new entities for various health issues.

"The increasing emphasis on students as consumers is anathema to institutions and, importantly, to most students," he said.

The increasing emphasis on home entertainment provided by television, stereo, and personal computers has not reduced cinema or theatre attendance.

Of more interest is the second development: the increasing emphasis on workplace privacy in local, state, and national jurisdictions.

The increasing emphasis placed by some on the role of "the private sector" is a growing source of tension in global development debates.

That customization -- underlined by the theme of the campaign, "Active ingredient: You" -- is indicative of the increasing emphasis on relationship marketing by Internet advertisers.

China's success fitted not only with his own philosophy but with the increasing emphasis in Singapore on its predominantly Chinese, as distinct from multiracial, character.

In it, she argued both that contemporary consumption had ritual aspects that defined lifestyles, and that the increasing emphasis on individual consumption threatened a crisis in collective provision.

"The alliance is raising serious concerns about the increasing emphasis on computers and trying to open a national conversation," she said.

23): Tiger Woods's so-called rehabilitation and his recent public statement highlight the increasing emphasis in our culture on the symptoms of psychopathology and not the underlying causes.

If the increasing emphasis on authentic early-music performance practice seemed to dampen the group's critical reception in later years, it hardly mattered.