Sentence examples for this fact emphasises from inspiring English sources

This fact emphasises that harvesting should not be interpreted as a true protective association at longer lags, but rather as an artefact due to a change in the underlying population following a stress, which affects the counterfactual condition.

Far from casting doubt on its usefulness, this fact emphasises the vital need to include this type of screening in an overall treatment process that extends through to the proposal and acceptance of appropriate pharmacological and/or psychotherapeutic care.

Salt will be rubbed in the wound by the fact, emphasised by many speakers in favour of the proposal, that all Oxford-educated prime ministers this century have received honorary doctorates.

Those navigating her slotted-together jigsaw ice floor are as much on show as the work, of course, a fact emphasised by the cartoon eyes that the artist has set peering down from the gallery's large windows.

This season, four Premiership sides have played home fixtures at football grounds which they share: London Irish, Sale, Saracens and Wasps - a fact emphasised in London Welsh's response.

Throughout the poem sadness and ecstasy are intertwined, a fact emphasised by the exclamation marks in the second and third verses.

However, the palace is far more than a tourist attraction and museum: it remains a fully working palace and headquarters of the Monégasque ruler, a fact emphasised by the sentries on constant guard duty at the entrance (Illustration 17).

All these facts emphasise the need for new early detection tools and for more effective therapies.

Steinberg uses a number of case studies to emphasise this fact.

A Polaroid photograph of the artist gathers dust on the bedside table as if to emphasise this fact.

The ship had managed to send out an SOS before it went down, with the result that hundreds of passengers were rescued – indeed, many early newspaper reports emphasised this fact more than the loss of life.