Sentence examples for consistently highlighting from inspiring English sources

The UK can be proud of its role in shaping and leading EU research policy by consistently highlighting the importance of excellence-based funding.

This is evidenced by studies consistently highlighting the risks of late fetal death in twins, particularly in relation to growth restriction [ 7– 9].

The DAPI stain colocalized with the probe consistently, highlighting bacterial cells of two forms corresponding to their location: Rod-shaped, larger cells, about 4 7 µm long × 1.0 µm diameter, within cells of the gut (fig. 1 G– J), and smaller, densely packed rod-shaped to coccoid cells, about 1.9 2.1 µm long × 0.7 0.9 µm diameter within the ovaries (fig. 1 B– D).

Journalists have consistently highlighted the sensational.

[This] is one project consistently highlighted".

It added: "We have consistently highlighted the risks that departments run in cutting costs without fully understanding value".

"Saturday marks the culmination of a strong student movement which has consistently highlighted our serious concerns about fossil fuel investments, with various direct actions," a spokesman for Cambridge Zero Carbon Society said.

Since becoming the vice-chair of the Fed in 2010, Yellen, in arguing for expansionary policies, has consistently highlighted the human costs of the recession, particularly the high levels of unemployment and underemployment.

We have lowered its rating three times since 2004, and, even before Greece joined the euro zone in 2002, have consistently highlighted that Greece has the zone's weakest public finances, whether measured in debt ratio or budget deficits.

Ofsted said it had "a culture of low expectations" and that teachers' marking of pupils' work needed to improve "so it consistently highlights what students have done well and precisely what they need to do next".

One might draw a parallel to last year's election campaign, when some Web sites consistently highlighted polls that showed Mitt Romney performing well, ignoring the broader consensus of polls that had President Obama with the lead for most of the campaign in most swing states.