Sentence examples for fight highlights from inspiring English sources

The long-simmering fight highlights the differences between Ann Brown, the agency's chairwoman, and Mary Sheila Gall, whom President Bush has nominated to lead the commission.

The fight highlighted the difficulties American troops face as they try to pick their way through ethnic disputes.

Now, a new play follows Huxley throughout his fight, highlighting vicious debates with adversaries opposed to evolution.

In any case, we end up with Cherry telling stories about the hardest hits he's seen in the past, before cutting to loads of slow-motion bone-crushing presented almost pornographically over a robotic drum track and slap bass soundtrack and no commentary except, "Boy, weren't they beauty hits?" The conclusion is, of course, a fight highlight: "What's a Don Cherry show without a few tussles.

The small, local fights highlight the challenges legalization advocates face in trying to grow support for recreational marijuana state by state.

The fights highlight an ongoing problem for Obama's nominees: Even though Democrats changed Senate rules to eliminate filibusters of judicial nominees other than Supreme Court justices, senators have other ways to stall action.

The battle highlights how small changes in regulations prompt major fights in Sacramento.

Your front-page story "NHS chief urges hospital staff to join gyms in anti-obesity fight" (News) highlights how important an issue obesity is becoming for employers but a case currently before the European court of justice may have the effect of treating obesity as a disability.

Like Cleverly, Krasniqi is 26-years-old and turned professional in 2005, but his far lengthier fight record highlights the relative inactivity of his opponent.

But as the standoff has intensified, prominent Democratic politicians have used the fight to highlight labor's cause.

In the 10 years since, Ms Mukherjee has undergone surgery for her injuries more than 20 times, and has fought to highlight the plight of women who suffer such attacks.