Wise, 34, emphasized that he was not complaining and that he understood his role on the Yankees and in baseball.
Mr. Bush has been wise to emphasize the danger Saddam poses because of his unrelenting campaign to acquire weapons of horrible power.
If you were designing public health policy, you would be wise to emphasize vaccinations for common childhood maladies rather than, say, heart transplants for portly steak-loving, cigar-puffing, exercise-avoiding, middle-aged C.E.O.'s.
It was superseded in 1894 by the Union Prayer Book, which came into being, in large part, because Wise had emphasized so often and so forcefully the need for a standard text.
Rhoades suggests that proposals with foreign components should be written "in the usual manner, although it would be wise to emphasize the unique aspects of the research".
Indeed, Changeux would have been wise to emphasize that faculties evolved for one purpose often find other, sometimes life-transforming uses.
Gandhi-ji was very wise when he emphasized the importance of villages in our society.
But to win the vote, the Obama administration would be wise not to emphasize the Kosovo analogy.
The group ℓ1-norm emphasizes the group-wise weights learning corresponding to each task and the ℓ2,1-norm accentuates the individual weight learning cross multiple tasks.
What the Bible consistently emphasizes about responsibility and making wise decisions, they can be quick to find a faithful path forward.
This gene overlap emphasizes the fundamental, often step-wise biochemical role each gene plays in shared disease etiology [ 24- 27].
