Sentence examples for broader spotlight from inspiring English sources

"But Nate Silver's election predictions put a much broader spotlight on statistics.

China's proclamation of a new "air defense identification zone," an obscure aviation term that became the catalyst for escalating military tensions with Japan and the United States this week, has thrown a broader spotlight on the control of international airspace, an issue that has created confusion, and danger, in other places affected by territorial disputes.

The Lumie's broad head spotlights the pizza I'm about to put in the oven for my son, making the cheese glow an autumnal orange.

And analysts who follow the company and its competitors in the $20 billion orthopedics industry have little doubt that Biomet's independence is in play and that its predicament spotlights broader trends as well as the company's particular problems.

The intent is to spotlight the broader impacts criterion, making it impossible for applicants to bury or ignore.

The ingenuity in this feature lies in the genuine hilarity, the insightful spotlight on broader themes and, once again, the animation itself.

But to leave matters at that plays into the hands of the bathroom bills' authors, for it fails to challenge, or at least to spotlight, a broader aim of these bills.

Broad then took the spotlight when he had captain Darren Sammy caught behind for an increasingly entertaining 37 - his 10th wicket of the match, which put him alongside Ian Botham as the only Englishman to have completed a Test century, taken five wickets in an innings and 10 in a match at Lord's.

The intention is to also to shine a spotlight on the broader punitive impact of individual countries' drugs policies around the world, Saville said.

The workers' complaints throw a spotlight on the broader challenges policymakers face on this Labor Day, the sixth since the housing market collapse sent the country into an economic tailspin.

The video below, made by ProgressiveSource.com, my public interest communications firm, shines a spotlight on the broad, ominous claim that the world's six largest pesticide and GMO companies are now making.