Sentence examples for to emphasize with from inspiring English sources

The fact is that as banks scramble to emphasize with wealthier clients, it comes at the expense of serving the rest of their clientele.

I try to emphasize with my patients not to feel guilty that they did or did not do something that would have resulted in their child having a food allergy.

"We have to continue to emphasize with the Pakistanis that in the end it's in their interest to be able to go after these targets as well," Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta told reporters on Friday en route to Afghanistan.

While folding BMG, the No. 3 record company, into EMI would create a giant, the combination would be less imposing than a deal between EMI and Time Warner, a point that Eric Nicoli, EMI's chief executive, and Thomas Middelhoff, his counterpart at Bertelsmann, hoped to emphasize with regulators.

It is the convergence of these threats that I want to emphasize with you today: the connection between terrorists and other enemies of this country; the weapons of mass destruction they seek to use against us; and the social, economic and political tensions across the world that they exploit in mobilizing their followers.

"It is important to emphasize, with respect not just to the Mayopoulos termination but with respect to all the events that the attorney general interprets so very differently from the S.E.C., that the court is not here making any determination as to which of the two competing versions of the events is the correct one," the judge wrote.

With this letter, we would like to emphasize that with the more suitable technique, cryo-TEM, we were able to get better understanding on our method and the produced self-assemblies.

The modern look is meant to emphasize parallels with Jewish persecution during the 1930's.

They say it's more real, more actual, and want to emphasize it with makeup.

Obama's strategists wrote that all campaign communications, even the slogan—"Change We Can Believe In"—had to emphasize distinctions with Clinton on character rather than on policy.

Another lesson is that Washington needs to emphasize relations with entire countries, and not just the regimes that temporarily rule them.