Sentence examples for which emphasise the from inspiring English sources
It manages "investment solutions" which emphasise "the preservation of capital".
In particular I welcome the terms of reference, which emphasise the serious questions about the legality of what happened".
The guitar solo contains "doublestops" (two notes played on two strings simultaneously) and triplet licks, which emphasise the rhythmic foundation and fill out the sound.
Instead, the chancellor trumpeted tax breaks and issued new planning guidelines without consultation which emphasise the "great weight to [be given] to the benefits" of approving fracking.
New Zealand wine has also benefited from a "halo effect" from advertisements promoting tourism in the country, which emphasise the freshness and purity of its landscape.
In fact, there are numerous Qur'anic verses which emphasise the full freedom of man to embrace the religion that he desires and not to be forced to follow a particular religion.
The Department of Health welcomed the report, "which emphasises the scale of the problem posed by dementia in the UK".
Their deep knowledge is currently on show through the Carnegie Medal, which emphasises the importance of strong characterisation.
It's ironic that a test on grammar (which emphasises the importance of categories) should contain such a category shift.
In 2007, she backed The Secret, which emphasised the power of positive thinking to "attract" good things into your life.
Goldsmith was influenced by the sociological writings of Karl Polanyi, which emphasised the way economies are embedded in society and culture.
