Sentence examples for we would emphasise from inspiring English sources

"We would emphasise the importance of publishing information on approaches which have not worked, as well as successes," Selborne says.

"We would emphasise many of the youngest and most vulnerable were released from the containment area a long time ago," he added.

We would emphasise that a detailed analysis of published evidence relating radiological and surgical anatomy to clinical symptoms in thousands of patients with Chiari malformation, shows that there is no minimal degree of tonsillar herniation that cannot be symptomatic while conversely, 'radiologically signficant' tonsillar descent may not be symptomatic [23].

In the field of policy, we would emphasise Euro-Mediterranean relations.

We would emphasise that this is an extremely challenging and sensitive area of public health.

We would emphasise, however, that we cannot support the means of combating racism and xenophobia that the report recommends.

So we stopped doing it in the hope that we would get lucky and he would emphasise the word we meant," Crane says, laughing.

A spokesperson for the University of Glasgow said: "We are working hard to reduce waiting lists, but would emphasise that we aim to provide all students with an assessment appointment within two weeks and that we also offer a daily drop-in service".

It actually became a thing for the writers because, when you're writing, very often you'll underline words and we stopped doing that with him because when we underlined a word he would emphasise any other word in the sentence.

I would emphasise the importance of investing in our children.

It would emphasise "life skills: like nutrition, decision-making, and communicating with one's parents".