Sentence examples for to further emphasise from inspiring English sources
The collection will be manufactured and produced in Italy, to further emphasise a note of high-end craftsmanship and luxury.
Clinton paints herself as the pragmatist who gets things done, but after New Hampshire she may need to further emphasise her progressive credentials if she's going to win over those turning to Sanders.
As if to further emphasise the slings and arrows of elite sport, while Cundy was raging outside the call room, his teammate Mark Colbourne was racing to gold in the C1 1km time trial as the crowd roared him home.
Shaz Plunkett, Los Angeles CA Clinton paints herself as the pragmatist who gets things done, but after New Hampshire she may need to further emphasise her progressive credentials if she's going to win over those turning to Sanders.
Then you enter Parr's section, which consciously shows his debt to Ray-Jones, and finally you reach a room in which Parr has selected 56 lesser-known Ray-Jones pieces to further emphasise their connection.
BA plans to further emphasise its business class operations.See article: BA's grand planAvis Rent A Car, America's second-largest car-rental business, is buying PHH, the fleet-management business of Cendant, a troubled direct-marketing and franchising group.
Examination of mRNA expression levels (normalised expression value and fold change, see Additional files 1 and 2) and type (up or down regulation) were found to be very similar for both wild-type groups relative to D. However, the unique differences in mRNA levels found here in comparison of D relative to Wa and D relative to Ws further emphasises the difference between wild reference groups.
Indeed bck1Δ (Y01328) cells were not sensitive to HU, further emphasising a new alternative mechanism of action for Pkc1 under replicative stress conditions.
The importance accorded to IPR was further emphasised to staff by the dependence of salary increases and bonuses on positive outcomes and the potential for dismissal if underperformance was not addressed.
The failure to build a compelling narrative around these arrests has led to fears of selective justice amongst Georgia's allies, even if most Georgians do not appear to agree.Public attitudes further emphasise the distance between Georgia and Europe.
"We welcome this decision to further de-emphasise the company's less profitable, riskier and more capital intensive operations," said Gary Greenwood, an analyst at Shore Capital.
