Sentence examples for highlighted enough from inspiring English sources

Positive role models are not highlighted enough.

And another element that we didn't discuss, but I think Forbes deserves real kudos for it, because this was important and it wasn't highlighted enough at the time.

"Afro-Latina excellence is not highlighted enough," the Puerto Rican photographer told The Huffington PostThe Huffington Post

Regional variations may not have been highlighted enough, particularly in countries with decentralised health care systems (Italy, Germany).

"In Scotland the problem was bigotry more than racism and that over the last couple of years has been highlighted enough, that now certain singing at grounds is unnacceptable.

"Dracula" is neither entirely black and white nor entirely silent: the images are occasionally washed in lurid purple or sickly green and highlighted, appropriately enough, with bright stabs of crimson.

Their brief is to provide a synopsis of highlighted articles in enough detail to provide the reader with an understanding of methods, interpretation of results and feel for the significance of the work.

He was not the only poor performer at Old Trafford but his contribution was startling enough to be highlighted by Alan Shearer and Ian Wright on Match of the Day and it was exasperation in their voices.

This imbalance in provision has an impact on both directions of the pathway as highlighted by one respondent: "Not enough low [secure] step up, so women are moving from PICU (psychiatric intensive care unit) straight to medium.

Although the theoretical justification for this approach has been described [ 20], the G-AP training delivered prior to the implementation period may not have covered these aspects of the framework in enough detail or highlighted the subtle but important differences between routine goal setting practice and that informed by the G-AP framework.

Interestingly enough, our mediation analysis highlighted differences between the networks of associations involving maternal and paternal attachment.