Sentence examples for We can highlight from inspiring English sources

"We can highlight graphic content like photo essays or slide shows to an audience that may not read the magazine," she said.

We can highlight passages in fluorescent pink, cross them out altogether or – and here's the thing – as owners of a physical book we are quite within our rights to go through with a biro systematically scribbling out the word "fuck" and replacing it with the word "freak", or "kiss" or "tomato".

We can highlight two interesting results in Table 3.

We can highlight two limitations of the proposed works derived from classroom practices incorporated into a series of actual classes.

We can highlight the empirical nature of evolution and how that makes it revisable in light of future discoveries.

We can highlight the situation of particular groups of people who might be at risk, the situation of rural women for example, or religious minorities, or indeed any minority.

We can highlight and alert farms when we see a problem developing, and send them out to examine and fix things they never would have caught on the ground.

We can highlight some of the issues that arise here by noting that criminal punishment, at least or especially if it involves the kind of moral communication discussed in s. 6 above, must treat and address those who are punished as citizens as full members of the polity by whose values they are both bound and protected.

We can highlight in Table 1 three key parameters: the elasticity of substitution between input factors in home production ((rho )), the subsistence level of market-produced goods ((bar{c}^m)), and the subsistence level of home-produced goods ((bar{c}^h)).

We can highlight the emotions that the scientists cannot.

Although some attempts have been made, theoretical economic models are rarely considered in the agent-based model literature.4 Those works which consider a theoretical framework are a minority, and we only can highlight some examples such as Rixen and Weigand (2014), Hamill and Gilbert (2016), Barr and Saraceno (2005) and Chang (2011).