Sentence examples for which we emphasise from inspiring English sources

If we are to conduct classes in which we emphasise critical thinking, we cannot at the same time be seen to be simply police informers.

Our analysis employed a number of simplifying assumptions, among which we should emphasise the most important one.

However, combining the two approaches has clear merit, a point which we have emphasised.

The major point (which we have re-emphasised in the text) is that in the ADP/NN reconstructions it is clear that the neck linker is undocked, as a result of the relative conformations of helicesα4/α6.

"But I want to emphasise this Brazilian spirit which we experienced in Fortaleza".

This contrasts with traditional clinical imperatives - which we will refer to as clinical recovery- which emphasise the invariant importance of symptomatology, social functioning, relapse prevention and risk management.

17, 18 These patterns are weak predictors of CP, which emphasise that we must increase our attention to all available signs of asphyxia during labour.

The degree to which they emphasise Europe differs.

This lapse provided a salutary lesson for leading manufacturers, which now emphasise their privacy policies.

We could learn a lot by taking a closer look at the Theatre, where teams are created which emphasise the 4 P's of Professionalism, Pride, Projects and Passion.

It manages "investment solutions" which emphasise "the preservation of capital".