Sentence examples for highlighting claims from inspiring English sources

Here's the preview story in the Guardian today, highlighting claims from the National Pensioners Convention that the plans are "little more than a con trick".

One player walked 140 miles (225km) and lost two stone (12.7kg) while collecting all of the characters, she said, highlighting claims that the app could ease obesity and type 2 diabetes.

The Times in its news pages, via Sanger, Gordon and Jodi Rudoren, has been highlighting claims of Syria's use of chemical agents for quite some time, highlighted by last week's top story swallowing nearly whole the latest Israeli claims.

Just last week, we published a leaked document from Yelp highlighting claims that Google was altering the way that search results were being presented, with a shift to Google-focused content over that of its competitors.

Students Markus Jerewon, 29, Yuvensius Goo, 22 and Rofinus Yanggam, 30, climbed the walls to enter the consulate compound ahead of the Apec summit in Bali to highlight claims of abuse and ill-treatment of West Papuans in the Indonesian province.

But there was also the touchy question of how to deal with newly highlighted claims that Mr. Godard, a master of modern film, has long harbored anti-Jewish views that threaten to widen his distance from Hollywood, even as the film industry's leading institution is trying to close the gap.

Political cartoons today can highlight claims of political inadequacies and provide a sideways look at current affairs.

The letter also highlighted claims there were warnings from Ofsted regarding potential issues with welfare, health and safety of pupils at the Derby school before it opened in September 2012.

A separate investigation by Channel4's Dispatches, to be transmitted on Monday night, highlights claims from jobcentre officials who say that they were put under pressure by managers to sanction claimants.

But Highlights claims it's not just "slapping its pages onto mobile" with the launch of its first mobile app, due out in the fourth quarter of this year.

Mr Sinclair - chief executive of the Taxpayers' Alliance, which campaigns for lower taxes and highlights claims of government waste - debated his film with Conservative MP Grant Shapps and Labour MP Michael Dugher, and the full version is on iPlayer for seven days.