Sentence examples for has highlighted for from inspiring English sources
The post-referendum turmoil has highlighted for people in Britain just what they stand to lose by leaving the EU.
The transition from history to medicine has highlighted for me the knowledge of people and cultures that I gained during my undergraduate study.
He's not a bad guy, but, if I'm honest, seeing a four-foot version of him bowing to me and saying, "I am the mystery man with the pizza sandwich in his strong arms" has highlighted for me his stunted maturity and inspired some real soul-searching.
The death on Aug. 11 of Roy Hildebrant, 48, the primary source of produce and the catalyst for much of the foot traffic for the Crown Heights Farmers Market, has highlighted for some the fragility of fresh produce markets in New York's poorer neighborhoods.
Birmingham City academy coach Michael Johnson is one of the 30 qualified candidates that the PFA has highlighted for potential employment.
Seeing the vast areas affected by climate change during this cruise has highlighted for me the importance of the science I play a small role in.
You know, you've highlighted for us a lot of reasons, like just stepping back and thinking about why does this simple exchange of answers and questions work so much?
Last winter, as I was editing my debut novel, The French Revolution, I confronted a thorny section detailing a wild Christmas scene which my editor had highlighted for revision.
We write to strongly urge you to take prompt and decisive action to address a danger you have highlighted for a decade - the threat to our communities and workers from accidents or deliberate attacks on U.S. chemical plants.
What Walmart's arrival could mean to Diagonal Plaza -- an aging shopping center that city officials have highlighted for its redevelopment potential -- is yet to be seen, said John Tayer, chief executive officer of the Boulder Chamber.
Such studies have highlighted, for example, that less than 15% of the variance in doctors' scores is accounted for by the extent of familiarity between observer and assessee.
