Sentence examples for growing spotlight from inspiring English sources

Lilly Wachowski's transition comes amid a growing spotlight on transgender issues.

Blago typifies our popular culture more than our politics, namely the growing spotlight on those who can merely be provocative, rather than smart and right.

This growing spotlight on companies provides both opportunity for recognition of leadership and serious potential risk.

These mitochondria tiny organelles in the cell that each possess their own DNA have come under a growing scientific spotlight; scientists increasingly believe they play a central role in many, if not most, human illnesses.

If we don't know the location of their weapons, why should we know which house is a Hizbollah house?' As international outrage over civilian deaths grows, the spotlight is increasingly turning on Israeli air operations.

As the band's popularity grew, the spotlight was very much on the stylish Stefani, who became almost instantly identifiable by her fire-engine red lips and platinum blonde hair and who branched out to collaborate on recordings with rapper Eve and techno artist Moby.

Tuesday's deal also grows the spotlight on casual gaming industry leader Zynga, which holds the number one spot on Facebook and boasts more than 235 million active monthly users.

But all this recognition came late: she spent most of her life far from the spotlight, growing up in unglamorous central California and Arizona, in a house without television or radio – her mother, an elementary schoolteacher, preferred quiet nights.

With the press spotlight growing, Thorpe tried to avoid media attention, resulting in a few terse media events.

Last year, we hitched a ride with a group of Catholic sisters as they traveled the country by tour bus, dropping in on towns to spotlight growing poverty in America and to protest the federal budget proposed by vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan.

And don't forget the growing list of spotlight-seeking stars that chase the flashbulbs as much if not more than the flashbulbs chase them.