Sentence examples for Sustained spotlight from inspiring English sources

Some wonder whether putting such a sustained spotlight on the issue had its own risks.

Throughout his first two years in office, Trump has cast a sustained spotlight on the border while sounding the alarm over immigration, in the hopes of enacting the restrictive agenda that helped propel him to the White House in 2016.

Still, women in these industries have been tirelessly organizing for better working conditions for decades; now, they're using the sustained spotlight of #MeToo to continue speaking out about the harassment they've endured and pushing for change.

If nothing else, the lurid tale has shined a sustained spotlight on a corner of the city that often makes headlines for gun violence but rarely grips the public imagination.

Though the Democrats lack a coordinated strategy, several committees plan hearings through the summer and fall that will shine a sustained spotlight on Bush administration energy policy decisions, and the role of energy companies in rising gasoline and electricity prices.

The challenge, especially as warmer weather threatens to give way to more gun violence, is to use the real-time number of mass shootings in the United States to shine a sustained spotlight on this plague and pressure the powers that be to take aggressive steps to rein it in.

And he, too, has a strong, sustained claim to the spotlight.

Among the many European leaders felled by the Continent's debt crisis, Berlusconi will perhaps have the most sustained claim on the spotlight, because of his wealth, extensive media holdings, continuing criminal trials and sheer flamboyant Berlusconi-ness.

Wass, a former Betfair executive who has been working at Wonga since march 2012, was promoted to the top job last year in an attempt to move Damelin out of the spotlight as the company came under sustained attack from politicians and the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.

The fractious St Louis suburb has endured two days of riots, many weeks beneath the global media spotlight, and more than three months of sustained protest over the fatal shooting of the black teenager Michael Brown by a white police officer, Darren Wilson.

Sustained cheers, through which Carson returns, blinking in a manner not wholly explicable by the glare of the spotlights, to his seat.