Sentence examples for did to highlight from inspiring English sources

The match did more to showcase Dementieva's weak serve and the lack of depth in the women's game than it did to highlight Williams's remarkable return.

For example, having finished answering a question about the type of contentious employment work you did as an employment paralegal, you could then mention the non-contentious regulatory work you did to highlight your broader experience.

More should be done to highlight the dangers and persuade people not to participate.

Q: What more can the party do to highlight these achievements?

Much more is being done to highlight the risks confronting those who, among the world's media, often have less protection and prominence than better resourced news organisations.

Downing Street said Green's elevation was a recognition of the work he has done to highlight the issue of immigration since he founded MigrationWatch in 2001.

This morning's report on off-payroll arrangements in the public sector is another example of the work it's doing to highlight the cost of tax avoidance to the UK.

The authors all agreed there needed to be more done to highlight Australia's literary culture, and Wright said the Miles Franklin Award was "one of the most important awards in the country".

Often when they are it is as a result of lobbying outside the courtroom, and BSAC are to be commended for the work they have done to highlight Stephen's plight at the highest level".

"Early detection and treatment can prevent about 75% of cervical cancers developing in women, so we will also look at what more we can do to highlight the importance and benefits of screening".

And everything is done to highlight the artifice of theatre: the rehearsing actors are all heightened "types", performers and characters are separated by divisive footlights, stage trickery is relentlessly exposed.