Sentence examples for become singled out from inspiring English sources

Hester's aides said he decided to forgo his bonus at the weekend rather than become singled out for criticism in a Labour-led Commons debate set for next Tuesday.

I saw Israel become singled out as the alleged biggest violator of human rights - isolated, marginalized, and ostracized solely because its status as a Jewish majority state.

Although these clauses did not have any special significance in the original charter, this part of Magna Carta became singled out as particularly important in later centuries.

And when I reviewed Chekhov productions, my formula became singling out one or two performances that worked for me, but usually didn't jibe with any of the others.

So yes, there are often analytic reductionisms at play when one leader becomes so singled out for criticism.

Even before he became prime minister, David Cameron singled out the cleric for attention, saying in January 2010 that he needed close investigation as his comments came "extremely close to the line of encouraging hatred, extremism and violence".

During the prediction, each peptide sequence is singled out to become the test sequence and the remaining sequences become the training set.

In practice, whichever types of loan the PRA singled out would become scarcer and more expensive.

Mr. Molinelli refused to say how the three men had become acquainted or why they had singled out Mr. Johnson, once an official in several real estate companies in Harlem that are now defunct.

It was replaced by the current sham of a Human Rights Council, which in its first 16 months spent most of its time issuing 15 criticisms of Israel, and then singled out Israel to become a permanent item on its agenda.

"The Senate floor has even become a place where senators have singled out colleagues by name to attack them in personal terms, to impugn their character, in blatant disregard for Senate rules," Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Ut). said in a blistering speech directed at Cruz that did not name him directly.