Sentence examples for highlighted version of from inspiring English sources

(You can read a highlighted version of the F.D.I.C.'s charter at nytimes.com/dealbook).

Here is an example of a what a highlighted version of a TechCrunch page looks like you can drag the note around, but it is read-only.

Coming out of the social protest movement that arose during the years of depression in the 1930s, a unit of the WPA Federal Theatre Project in the United States adopted what it called a Living Newspaper technique, taking inspiration from motion pictures (especially in the use of short scenes) to present highlighted versions of contemporary problems.

Construction is good for the price – and with the orange highlighted version currently at £12.99, that's even better.

A copy of the E.R. note can be found in the documents box below, pages 1 to 5. (Click on the lower left for a full-screen version; and on the highlighted sections for a typed version of the doctor's handwritten notes).

It was highlighted that in the original version of this article (Gashu and Gebre-Egziabher 2018) published on May 8th 2018, Fig. 2 appears twice and instead of Fig. 3.

The two highlighted grey sections are specific for the client version of the game and their counterparts are specifically for the server version of the game.

Five years ago I published a version of this tongue-in-cheek checklist on HBR.org that highlighted how organizations kill creativity.

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PENSACOLA, Fla .— Senators John McCain and Hillary Rodham Clinton released dueling advertisements Wednesday that highlighted how the housing crisis has come to dominate the presidential race, with Mrs. Clinton using a version of her red-phone commercial to question Mr. McCain's ability to handle the souring economy.

The observed torque twist behaviour is compared to that predicted by an extended version of Marshall's simplified thick wall torsion theory and finite element (FE) analysis, and significant differences are highlighted and examined.