Sentence examples for highlight the cause from inspiring English sources

Nowicka took the opportunity to call a press conference to highlight the cause of the sacked workers – most of the factory workers are young women.

There are concerns that the antiquated inquest system is putting lives at risk by failing to identify and highlight the cause of potentially avoidable deaths early on.

He came to The Sun with this information voluntarily because he wanted to highlight the cause of those afflicted by the disease.

"He came to The Sun with this information voluntarily, because he wanted to highlight the cause of those afflicted by the disease," the newspaper said.

I sense she'd like to have drawn more attention at the time, to highlight the cause, "but I was being diagnosed and treated for cancer, so great public statements weren't on the cards really.

Through a case study of email systems, we explain the architecture and highlight the cause of resolution interaction problems and how this particular problem is solved.

The question is: how do people arrive at this world view?" The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, said Cameron was right to highlight the causes of radicalisation but she called for the government to do more.

They have developed a range of powerful education packs that highlight the causes and consequences of racism and help teachers to equip their pupils with a range of skills to challenge prejudice.

There is no question that critics will have a field day with the role Mrs. Clinton played in arranging overnights in the Lincoln Bedroom, but the book emphasizes how the First Lady has also used the White House to celebrate the best of American culture through art, music, food, ideas and diplomacy, and to highlight the causes in which she and the President believe.

Below, we highlight the causes and remedies of significant market declines since 1929.

The one-time member of Labour Party's National Executive Committee added: "I'll use my new title with abandon to highlight the causes I believe in, particularly the importance of culture, the arts and heritage in our society, and the plight of the infirm elderly and their carers".