Sentence examples similar to guidance spotlighting from inspiring English sources
Its revised guidance this week merely spotlights how important China and emerging markets are to its business fortunes.
Without clear guidance from the colleges, mixed-race students often turn to one another for advice, and their conversations spotlight how contentious the multiracial factor is in admissions.
(See "Spotlight on the Dollar").
WORST: Skip "spotlight news flashes".
The ox was black, sleek, muscular; when it plodded into the spotlight, under the guidance of a wrangler, the stage crew and other rehearsing performers shifted tensely, as if each motion might mark the start of a faena.
Consciousness in this metaphor resembles a bright spot on the stage of immediate memory, directed there by a spotlight of attention under executive guidance.
With political wives suddenly elevated to first lady status in this election, the women in the spotlight appear to be looking to the Americans for guidance.
The Santa Fe students have been in touch via text messages and on social media with students from Parkland, who have offered support and guidance on issues including how to grieve while in the media spotlight.
The results may offer guidance for a wide range of post-disaster recovery efforts in the spotlight since the record-strength Typhoon Haiyan struck the islands on Nov. 8.
We have Marion Nestle to thank for first shining a spotlight on the potential dilutions, distortions, and adulterations of science-based guidance by political considerations.
