Sentence examples for determined to highlight from inspiring English sources

Liberal consumer advocacy groups say they are determined to highlight the differences between the Republican and Democratic plans.

Clegg's decision to highlight the nature of coalition deals – and what they say about the contrasting values of the two parties – shows how he is determined to highlight Lib Dem achievements and to draw dividing lines with the Tories.

​ Moore was on the show to discuss his new documentary Where to Invade Next, but was more determined to highlight that Kelly was the real story of the day, telling the presenter: "I feel bad for you.

The Conservatives, determined to highlight the risk of a hung parliament in which a minority Labour administration is dependent on the votes of the Scottish National party, also seized on remarks by Stuart Hosie, the party's Treasury spokesman, that it might block Treasury defence estimates in a bid to prevent cash being spent on a replacement for the Trident nuclear submarine.

This score was determined to highlight references that better answer our research question.

I am determined to keep highlighting the miserable behaviour of home insurance companies when it comes to loyal customers.

The ratio of the average hybridization signals obtained for groups C and E, and C and Y, was determined to better highlight the increase or decrease of each genus-like group at the different stages of life.

"The Tax March will demonstrate the intensity of the public's demands for answers about just what it is that Donald Trump is so determined to hide, while highlighting the profound inequality encoded in our rigged tax system — which Trump has exploited for years, and which would only be made worse by his policies," Wikler said.

A founder member of Speak Up Somerset, a service-user campaign group, he is determined to use his experience to highlight broader issues both in the mental health system and in society as a whole.

In addition to emphasizing the power of large-scale resequencing of patients and controls to identify rare disease-associated variants, Awadalla sounded a cautionary note for researchers analyzing cell-line samples: 13 of 28 putative de novo variants were determined to be cell-line artifacts, highlighting the need for storing original blood-derived DNA from patients for validation.

Still, this is undoubtedly daring fare, shot through with a dark and bloody humour (the mating/murdering flesh pods provide a splattertastic highlight) and determined to put its impressive CGI effects to admirably perverse ends.