Sentence examples for highlight further from inspiring English sources
But a cancelation would only highlight further Mr. Khatami's limited room for maneuver against the conservatives, who have used their control over the courts to close down almost every pro-Khatami newspaper in the last month.
There was no official statement from Bono but U2's website reported that the star was 'very flattered', particularly if it meant his award helped highlight further his campaign against extreme poverty in Africa.
This view, originally articulated in "The Meaning of 'Meaning,' " was later elaborated on to highlight further features of linguistic practice, the most important being context-dependence, or the variation of meaning with speaker background and conversational context.
Juxtapositions highlight further themes: Chinelo Okparanta's account of a would-be emigrant's mourning of Nigeria's oil-despoiled landscape ("now the mangroves are dead, and there is no birdsong at all") sit alongside Stacy Kranitz's stark photo-essay on the lives of people clinging to a decaying Louisiana island.
The residuals in the vertical direction (Fig. 7) highlight further data problems, for example the drift in LZH1 data (Lanzhou, China).
The authors provide useful comparison of other proposed models in the literature as well highlight further suggestions to address current limitations of the proposed quality models [3].
N+1 Singer said: Elementis' first half pre-close update highlights further pressures within Chromium export markets.
Pressure on Greece also highlighted further divisions in an EU riven several ways over the refugee crisis.
The contrast between the Grahams' treatment of the two presidential candidates has been highlighted further by the statements they gave following their recent meetings with Obama and Romney.
Recent discoveries have highlighted further problems.Many physicists are therefore entertaining the idea that Einstein's ideas about gravity must be wrong or at least incomplete.
The watchdog highlighted further practices which could be increasing repair costs to not-at-fault drivers' cars, including agreements between insurers and repairers to charge higher labour rates.
