Sentence examples for we have already emphasized from inspiring English sources
"We have already emphasized many times that we request the Philippines investigate thoroughly, punish those responsible and give the fishermen a satisfactory response," said the spokesman, Yang Yi.
As we have already emphasized, most of pathological and endocrine effects in environmental health are not directly proportional to the dose, and they have a differential threshold of sensitivity in both sexes [34].
As we have already emphasized, however, symptoms such as paralysis (and, we argue, sensory loss) require attention for their maintenance.
Fifth, as we have already emphasized [ 2], molecular labs may differ in their procedures causing systematic differences in estimates of mutation rates among studies, and Amos [ 2] also suggested that there was a lab effect on estimates.
Associated with the VWS, Gray (1968 , 1975 and McBride and Zehr (1981) have already emphasized that the patterns of the VWS have a critical role in an intensification of the TC.
Chinese commentators have already emphasized this point in the mutual recriminations that have followed the court's announcement.
Several studies have already emphasized this point (see, for example, [ 1- 3]).
Indeed, in Burkina Faso, Nadembega et al. (10) and Simpore et al. (5, 11) have already emphasized the context by which PMTCT led to resistance mutations induced by nevirapine (NVP; V8IV, K103N, V179E, and Y181C).
Santander UK's chief, Ana Patricia Botin, had already emphasized in an interview with the BBC this month that the timing of such a move was crucial and that "right now is probably not the best time".
Maybe, although there's very little evidence that this would be important — and as I've already emphasized, you should also take the positive effect on the economy, and hence on revenue, into account.
The Discourse on the Positive Spirit, which had served as the preface to the Philosophical Treatise on Popular Astronomy (1844), had already emphasized the social purpose of positivism and its aptitude to replace theology in politics and morality.
