Sentences with phrase «undue emphasis»

In addition to dropping that inexplicable tidbit, the piece places undue emphasis on Gleason's follow - up to The Hustler, Gigot.

Yet, while Bradbury is almost certainly wrong on the science, he is right about one thing: we place undue emphasis on research to predict the future of reef ecosystems.

By interlacing the amount of the bill between the description of the work done and the effort and value given, the amount of the bill is typically not given undue emphasis by the client.

The other is treated with an «active concern for the neighbour's well being» without undue emphasis upon the particularity of the other.28 Each neighbour is equally in their relationship to God in their need for freedom, the meeting of basic human needs.

4) She is particularly critical of the indiscriminate reliance on technology and group activity which inevitably puts undue emphasis on strategy and process at the expense of what used to be referred to as the life of the mind, or engagement with the text itself.

Pope Paul VI spoke against undue emphasis on the nation - state, casting it as «opposed to the formation of a world which is more just and which is better organized toward a universal solidarity.»

Such a comparison might compel Christian theologians to reassess their attitudes toward historicity — an idea that may have received undue emphasis since the 19th - century rise of specifically German theories of history - writing and philosophies of history.

As regards the presentation of the gifts themselves, Pope Benedict points out that we should not see it «simply as a kind of «interval» between the liturgy of the word and of the Eucharist... the authentic meaning of this gesture can be clearly expressed without the need for undue emphasis or complexity» (Sacramentum Caritatis nn.

Such factors included undue emphasis on studying democracies at the expense of autocracies, a lack of methodological pluralism, inadequate attention given to understanding political leaders, its separation of domestic and international relations, and its increased isolation from the «real world of politics» that the discipline sought to explain.

They are a recent addition to the AKC herding group; some Aussie breeders fear AKC recognition may create undue emphasis on appearance over ability.

Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg came under pressure from Liberal Democrat backbenchers concerned that the legislation continues to place undue emphasis on competition in the health service.

He wrote that «undue emphasis upon average test results, upon school - to - school and teacher - to - teacher comparisons... may cause the teacher... to neglect the interests of the pupils, and to be concerned instead with subject matter objectives and with higher average scores for their own sake.

It was an error in law for the trial judge to put undue emphasis on parents» conduct and inadequate emphasis on children's best interests.

Lewis says that the new system will place undue emphasis on scores affected by student factors outside of a teacher's control, like poverty and homelessness.

An undue emphasis on a meal can easily undermine people's belief in the mystery of the Mass, in the Real Presence of Christ.

Traditionally transcendence and immanence have been viewed diametrically opposed to each other, perhaps with an undue emphasis on their incompatibility.

This emphasis on reciprocity in no way jeopardizes true humility before God, but an undue emphasis on humility does jeopardize reciprocity.

For this reason, an undue emphasis on humility actually becomes a form of not responding to God.

Entire chapters roll by without use of the rear speakers, giving the effects an undue emphasis when they finally do kick in.

Dweck: I think that undue emphasis on testing can be harmful if it conveys to students that the whole point of school is to do well on these tests and if it conveys to them that how well they do on these tests sums up their intelligence or their worth as a student.

• Journalists tend to judge a study's quality — particularly a complicated statistical study — by its conclusions and by an undue emphasis on the study's source rather than the strength of its analysis.

When we are evaluating a new curriculum or new training program for teachers, if we are not looking at the indices of school climate, then we are missing a huge part of the picture and we are putting undue emphasis on the things that we do count, such as test scores.

Some people will look at reports like these and think there is an undue emphasis on testing.

The nation has responded, and continues to respond, to the undue emphasis on high stakes testing in a number of ways.

However, we need to guard against this being derailed by its implementation.The advantages that come with Progress 8 are at risk from those wishing to place undue emphasis on a school's attainment measure (Attainment 8) or from the introduction of new GCSE grades that place greater value on the highest grades available.

I also believe Stephen Hall hit the nail on the head when he wrote: Yet, while Bradbury is almost certainly wrong on the science, he is right about one thing: we place undue emphasis on research to predict the future of reef ecosystems.

I write this post in defence of the legal profession, especially when contrasted with an undue emphasis on operating law firms strictly as a business.

Partners at Heenan tell me that they saw an undue emphasis during OCIs on a corporate culture and profitability, without appreciating the soft skills that some candidates offered (or lacked).

One of the greatest obstacles to accomplishing «responsible lawyering» in the FRC context is the undue emphasis by some lawyers on their adult clients in proceedings, rather than the children's interests or the family as a whole.

He placed undue emphasis on the third line of inquiry while neglecting the importance of the other two, particularly the need to dissociate the justice system from flagrant breaches of Charter rights.

Undue emphasis on one set of interests at the expense of another creates the risk of injustice or disproportionate outcomes.

products, the undue emphasis on Sling TV will be familiar.

For users who have tried Amazon's Fire TV products, the undue emphasis on Sling TV will be familiar.

His work was considered to place an undue emphasis on the role of the mother and fell into disfavour.

This concentration on sources of difficulty rather than strength, should not lead to an undue emphasis on the problems likely to be encountered or to any implication that these are insurmountable.