Sentence examples for To highlight again from inspiring English sources

I would like to highlight again and again that you can see dozens on the streets from very different political backgrounds every night since Friday.

Mr. Obama, of Illinois, used the speech to highlight again his early and consistent opposition to the war, and to compare it to the votes in 2002 by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York and John Edwards, then a senator from North Carolina, to give President Bush the authority to go to war in Iraq.

We need to highlight again that the authors had not waited for remission of uveitis before planning cataract surgery, as their focus was the treatment of amblyopia.

To conclude, we would like to highlight again that the results of investigations like the one presented in this article depend heavily on the assumptions regarding costs or potential penetration of measures.

Before we undertake the construction of a semiquantitative two-site model, it is important to highlight again precisely what needs to be modeled and which discrepancies need to be resolved.

18 19 It is interesting to highlight again that by selecting patients with isolated PAH we have found some common strong prognostic factors with idiopathic PAH, such as age, gender and cardiac index.

It's impossible to tell what is going on in the mind of others, something that I highlight again and again in this blog.

Manga's capacity to shock was highlighted again last month when the UN envoy on child protection, Maud de Boer-Buquicchio, called on Japan to ban sexually abusive images of children, amid resistance from authors and publishers who say the move would threaten freedom of expression.

Other observers have used the dearth of plausible homegrown candidates to highlight once again the lack of top-class English coaches.

The Ashcroft affair has turned out to highlight, once again, the ethical squalor of the big donor culture that so defaces both major parties.

The continuing struggle over the legislation, which calls for the biggest expansion of Medicare in its 38-year history, is expected to highlight once again the profound ideological divisions over the future of the program.