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emphasis

[em-fuh-sis] / ˈɛm fə sɪs /


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In September, for example, Powell said AI was “probably a factor” that contributed to lower labor demand and higher productivity, with a big emphasis on “probably.”

From MarketWatch

A DfE spokesperson said there would "always be a legal right to additional support," with funding increases planned and an emphasis on early intervention and mainstream inclusion.

From BBC

College has increasingly become a box to check, with little emphasis on whether it meaningfully advances a student’s goals—or whether college is even the best path to achieve them.

From The Wall Street Journal

This shift puts extra emphasis on her words, as she voices them with a touch less assurance, lending vulnerability.

From The Wall Street Journal

His renewed emphasis on cost-of-living issues came as he prepared to join world leaders in Paris for a meeting of Ukraine's allies.

From BBC