Sentence examples for abilities to highlight from inspiring English sources

We stand alongside every artist who chooses to use his or her creative abilities to highlight human rights issues".

"Street art has an amazing ability to highlight an issue in a single moment.

What is really useful is the ability to highlight good practice and areas for improvement.

But what should be a wake-up call is science's growing ability to highlight the blame for particular extreme events, and not just in the Sahel.

Players will get more space and time to decide their own tactics; there will be the ability to highlight enemies and suggest firing positions for computer-controlled squad-mates.

Finally Cooper himself, who has stayed relatively tight-lipped during the controversy over American Sniper, told journalists he was pleased at the film's ability to highlight veterans' struggles.

The competition was judged on photographic quality and ability to highlight the impact of pollution on Earth, as well as opportunities to tackle the ever-increasing and concerning problem.

Above all, the narrator's power is the ability to highlight time, to reveal the triviality of events themselves when contextualised by the long view: "It was a hundred and thirty years after this event that Louisa was sitting down to breakfast with Laurence".

"Having noted that smaller banks need to charge more for lower-risk lending than bigger banks do, it is frankly naive of the CMA to then suggest: 'What's really holding them back is their ability to highlight to customers how new offerings compare with their current deal.' "It stands to reason that being able to highlight a higher price than the bigger banks is unlikely to be a compelling offer".

In the future sellers will have the ability to highlight their listing for a small fee.

But new features will improve their ability to highlight things they could do better and track progress over time.