Blago typifies our popular culture more than our politics, namely the growing spotlight on those who can merely be provocative, rather than smart and right.
This growing spotlight on companies provides both opportunity for recognition of leadership and serious potential risk.
These mitochondria tiny organelles in the cell that each possess their own DNA have come under a growing scientific spotlight; scientists increasingly believe they play a central role in many, if not most, human illnesses.
He made similar points in a book published 2011, "The God Species", and in a television programme of 2010 (see here ).New or not, his speech spotlights a growing tension within the environmental movement over how far to embrace technologies that have environmental benefits, when they work, but which raise fears of environmental disaster if they don't.
The shocking death of Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman from a suspected drugs overdose has spotlighted a growing epidemic of heroin use across the United States, officials warn.
This year's awards will shine the spotlight on a growing Indigenous hip-hop scene, with former AFL star and founder of Payback records Nathan Loveto-Murray to present a segement devoted to the genre.
While she no longer holds any official government position, Chan, 74, remains one of the most influential political figures in Hong Kong and has re-emerged in the spotlight amid a growing fight by Hong Kongers for democratic rights.
This is a much-needed spotlight on a growing issue.
The publicity of White's trial catapulted him into the national spotlight, amidst a growing wave of AIDS coverage in the news media.
Pawlenty subsequently backed away from this threat, but not before casting a spotlight on a growing anti-government movement that uses musty constitutional arguments, with deeper roots in the old Confederacy than modern-day Minnesota.
