Sentence examples for clearly singled out from inspiring English sources

Americans are clearly singled out for political purposes.

In its federal complaint, however, the regulators clearly singled out Ernst & Young.

Americans are clearly singled out for political purposes It is important, though, that it is largely Americans whose misadventures inside North Korea are treated that harshly.

The contrast procedure clearly singled out the multiword expression "bone age" as a very recent and meaningful entry in the patent database.

The previously leaked draft, which clearly singled out Muslims, elicited strong reactions from religious leaders.

In the story, Peter is clearly singled out among the disciples, and his strong connection with Christ can be seen in Christ's words "for me and thee".

Elected officials must decide if they will continue to defend or enforce a law that clearly singles out a minority group for discriminatory treatment, even as courts across the country find similar laws to be unconstitutional.

But a look inside the scandal at Ohio State — a cover-up of player violations — that led to the departure of Jim Tressel as the coach and the hiring of Urban Meyer clearly singles out the N.C.A.A. for an overzealous pursuit of punishing players.

They have big boots to fill, with so many frontline Welsh internationals away with the Lions, but they have clearly been singled out as players who have the raw talent and temperament to make the grade at international level.

Without citing China and India by name, it clearly singled them out, saying: "The negotiations must proceed on the view that the problem of climate change cannot be adequately addressed through commitments for emissions cuts by developed countries alone.

Only a few of the junctions were clearly signposted, as if singled out for this distinction by natural selection; the rest were camouflaged by trees.