Sentence examples for highlighted ahead from inspiring English sources

But Abe declined, to acknowledge specific wartime atrocities that have been highlighted ahead of his visit by human rights groups, such as the case of so-called "comfort women".

The cases have been highlighted ahead of RSPCA Week, the charity's major fundraising push which starts on 30 April.

It's a notable (if not entirely significant — there's an argument for quality over quantity) milestone, and one that BlackBerry may be trying to highlight ahead of its fiscal Q4 2013 earnings release on March 28.

(See "Animal Feed Pressures Tyson").. Amgen was another highlight, ahead of its own earnings report, due after the close.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, on hand there for President Hamid Karzai's inauguration last week, highlighted the difficulties ahead, noting that the "road ahead is fraught with challenges and imperfect choices".

Australia's vice-captain was elated with the gong but highlighted the challenges ahead – starting with the upcoming tour of New Zealand.

The sometimes stilted theatrics of the McCain endorsement highlighted the challenge ahead for the Romney campaign: proving he has the personal charisma and ideological heft to unify a Republican Party that, as the close voting in Iowa vividly showed, has become deeply splintered among business, libertarian and social conservative factions.

Londak's shortcomings were highlighted when Ireland went ahead on the night, and so were those of the defenders in front of him.

While international relations have often taken a back seat to the economy during the marathon campaign, whoever wins will inherit a world with increasingly complicated challenges, from the turmoil in the Middle East to a resurgent Russia to an emerging China, and Monday's debate highlighted the vexing issues ahead.

Possible problems ahead were highlighted in the CROS report.

Employment Minister Mark Hoban acknowledged that there were "still tough challenges ahead", but highlighted the importance of the fall in the number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance (JA), and especially the drop among young people.