Sentence examples for unnecessarily emphasizing from inspiring English sources

The challenge for teachers is finding ways to devise questions, experiments, and demonstrations that require students to rethink their ideas without unnecessarily emphasizing that their current ideas are wrong.

In the revised text, we have now restructured the relevant sentence (in the subsection headed "A duration code controlling crosstalk between canonical and non-canonical NF-κB signaling") to omit the section unnecessarily emphasizing on TNF autocrine.

Emphasizing blame.

Note that as observed in Figure 5, edge detection filters often emphasize noisy background unnecessarily.

The wording in the original manuscript was unnecessarily rigid, in an attempt to strongly emphasize the transition.

Many emphasized the importance of dying and not extending life unnecessarily ' I really don't think the medical institutions should try to extend life.

These encouraging results emphasize the need for early treatment in these young patients to prevent them from unnecessarily undergoing corneal grafting.

At the height of the recombinant DNA debate, second half of the 1970s, the medical possibilities were emphasized: "Each day we lose (because of a moratorium) means that thousands of people will die unnecessarily".

The Giuliani administration officials emphasized yesterday that it had previously proposed scaling back the comptroller's contract review, which they said at times unnecessarily delayed mayoral initiatives.

Pugh emphasizes daily improvement.

Lilly emphasized the positive.