Sentence examples for was emphasised on from inspiring English sources

Instead she talked about her army-bound son (deploying to Iraq, it was emphasised, on September 11), and her small-town roots.

Compared to how little Canadian history was emphasised on Confederation's actual 150th anniversary, in retrospect it's kind of shocking how much Canadiana was underscored for the 200th anniversary of a British colonial war.

Its phallic appearance was emphasised on 7 November 2014, when the AIDS Council of NSW (ACON) temporarily installed a giant condom over the Obelisk as part of a HIV awareness campaign.

Then, a focus between the helixes is emphasised on timeliness, transparency and open collaboration practices.

The discussions are emphasised on the effect of loading sequences on residual stress and mean stress, especially the effect of overload on the fatigue damage of subsequent cycles.

That his mother did not, in fact, sit him down at their kitchen table and say "Joey, now listen to me," followed by a folsky version of whatever message the Obama campaign happens to be emphasising on any given day?

One area that was emphasised focused on developing a professional attitude towards patients who misuse substances – a positive finding, as formal teaching programmes that provide access to substance misusers have been shown to effectively improve medical students' attitudes towards this patient group [ 11].

Their menace was emphasised yet again on Wednesday when a bomb dropped from a jet scored a direct hit on the main opposition-held al-Shifa hospital in the Shaar district of Aleppo, killing up to 40 people.

It was emphasised that research on entomological alert signals, including the time lapse between increase of entomological signals and increase of case numbers, is urgently needed.

However, a wide variety of possible PCR inhibiting compounds or, most often, none at all can be emphasised to be present on such surfaces, leaving any prediction on the PCR inhibition generated by this particular specimen type speculative.

The National Childbirth Trust (NCT) charity said the picture was product placement advertising and was emphasised by an advert on the next page for SMA's "follow-on milk" for older babies, which can be advertised legally.