Sentence examples for highlighting big from inspiring English sources

The company can't resist highlighting big numbers for the features inside its products.

Now it's adding what it hopes will be more reasons to take out its £99-a-year subscription… A monthly editor's newsletter from FT ed Lionel Barber, "highlighting big themes for the month ahead and providing updates and insights on new site features".

Writing in Uncut, John Lewis praised its state-of-the-art production in parts, highlighting "Big Time" and "Sledgehammer" as standout tracks, but claimed elsewhere it interfered, such as the Fairlight CMI synthesizer on "That Voice Again" and whistling ambient accompaniment on "Mercy Street".

(Photo by Satomi Kishikawa/Aurora World Corporation)(pg. 11) Map of California highlighting Big Sur.

Instead of building to and highlighting big moments, it tends to drift a tad distractedly from scene to scene.

The media can cloud the atmosphere of knowledge, of course, highlighting big bad news over the real story.

And while educational underachievement in deprived coastal towns and smaller satellite towns like Blackpool and Oldham has been highlighted, big cities like Liverpool, Sheffield and Leeds are also failing to raise attainment among disadvantaged pupils.

The La Rochelle centre highlighted "big lump" Jonathan Davies, his centre partner against the Baa-Baas Gavin Henson and Jamie Roberts as midfield threats.

A 2011 report on big data authored by McKinsey Global Institute, an economic and business research arm of McKinsey and Company, highlighted big data analytics as a key driver in the next wave of economic innovation [1].

He begins by highlighting the "big error bar" in the new forecast: Atmospheric warming has certainly slowed greatly in the past decade.

As he frankly stated, reverence for Abraham or Ibrahim is often cited as a common denominator between Jews, Christians and Muslims; but in fact ideas about the patriarch highlight big differences as well as commonalities.