Sentence examples for typical emphasis from inspiring English sources

In practice, this would mean that the Justice Department would have to adopt a broader definition of its antitrust powers, beyond its typical emphasis on competition's effect on prices.

Fleder also asked for stylistic touches on the episode which were inconsistent with the show's typical emphasis on documentary-style realism.

We believe that the historical difficulties in clear delineation of these elements are likely due to a convergence of several mitigating factors, including the degenerate sequence content of both the UG- and U-rich elements, significant overlap in both the positioning and sequence content of the two elements, and a typical emphasis on only sequence content in computational investigations.

Although painted in a static, formal, archaic manner close in style to Byzantine prototypes, these frescoes show a particularly sombre and intense emotionalism that goes beyond even the typical Russian emphasis on emotional expression.

As typical of his emphasis on value-ladenness, Gadamer takes as central to an architectural object that it has some form of significance for its environment.

And both sides' emphasis on typical suburban issues like housing, public services, good government and the economy -- not religion, not Williamsburg -- underscores the extent to which this fast-changing, fast-growing community has evolved politically.

Christian Worship: A Service Book (1953), a semiofficial manual for voluntary use, exerted wide influence in restoring and stabilizing the typical pattern, with an emphasis on use of scriptural sentences throughout.

Problem scenarios synthesize a range of workplace needs and opportunities, with an emphasis on typical or critical issues uncovered through stakeholder, artifact, and theme analysis.

With all the excitement, all the skillful and offensive-minded players, it would be easy to overlook that City Manager Roberto Mancini has put together a team that in typical Italian fashion puts the emphasis first on defense.

The first part provides a physiological basis for understanding body fluids and typical changes during exercise, with emphasis on water and electrolytes.

There will be less emphasis on the typical CES electronics like televisions, tablets and smartphones, and more attention paid to industry-changing innovations such as connected, electric and driverless cars; the Internet of Things; drones; virtual reality and gaming; and entertainment tech.