Emphasise used in a sentence

Emphasise in a sentence as a verb

I would emphasise the point made about Postgres read performance.

If we don't emphasise software freedom, then there is no need for Octave, since we already have Matlab.

Paxman's point about code being 'meaningless' was to emphasise that the end goal of this initiative is stupid.

"Make sure these packages are installed, that these files are present, that this is what's in /etc".Process management engines emphasise bits-in-flight.

If you've ever looked at the "specification" of the communication protocol you can certainly emphasise going with this route.

I ask that they emphasise the experimental, untested, unscrutinised nature of Cryptocat.> "You there. Stop.

My impression, and I emphasise that I'm an outsider and that my impression may not reflect reality, is that google takes technical women less seriously than other valley tech companies.

Most organizations management structures are staffed with individuals who tend to emphasise and practice "soft skills" centred around sales, communication and persuasion, rather than attention to detail, patience and persistence.

The FT reports that Apple is likely "to emphasise the privacy protections built into its smart home system... Apple considers privacy a key advantage over Google...since Google relies on targeted advertising as its main source of income" [1].That is a valid and interesting contrast.

Added in edit to emphasise a point: If all you want to do is differentiate and integrate,\n then non-standard analysis is probably, for most people,\n a faster way to be able to do just that.\n\nNow read on ...Non-standard analysis has been put on a firm, formal footing.

They speculated that Apple is likely "to emphasise the privacy protections built into its smart home system... Apple considers privacy a key advantage over Google...since Google relies on targeted advertising as its main source of income" [1].This will be an interesting competition.