Sentence examples for highlight its position from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, Twitter's decline is a comment on the efforts Twitter has made to highlight its position as a media platform.
On the other hand, Twitter's decline is a comment on the efforts Twitter has made to highlight its position as a media platform.
The most-charged loop is indicated in red to highlight its position relative to the membrane.
Dumpy::YFP signal was manually segmented and colored in green, then overlaid over a 22 hAPF WT Ecad::GFP expressing wing to highlight its position relative to wing veins (see also Video 3 ).
BBC News highlights its position as the world's most trusted and truly global news provider at 2018 NewFront presentation and announces a number of new editorial verticals.
2006 June - Stabilisation and Association agreement signed with EU. 2007 June - President George W Bush becomes the first US leader to visit Albania, highlighting its position as a close ally of Washington.
The town is recorded on the earliest surviving map of Britain, the Gough Map made around 1360 which highlights its position on the main western north-south highway with distance markers to Preston and Warrington.
As part of an EU-African Union collaboration aiming to prevent migration from the Horn of Africa to Europe, Sudan has recently highlighted its position as a "transit country" — seemingly ignoring its own refugee crisis as it offers to help Europe stem trafficking and migration.
South Korea's foreign ministry told Reuters it is aware of the North Korean statement on the new sanctions, again highlighting its position that they are a "grave warning by the international community that the region has no option but to immediately cease reckless provocations, and take the path of dialogue for denuclearization and peace".
Texans for Lawsuit Reform came to Austin almost 20 years ago, delivering heavy three-ring binders to legislative offices and highlighting its positions on a series of legal issues.
This week, it highlighted its most public position, a leadership role in the path toward Copenhagen, which President Barack Obama says George W. Bush relinquished because the Republican eschewed mandatory emissions caps.
