Sentence examples for highlighting more than from inspiring English sources

With the two are locked in a battle for conservative voters in Iowa, Mr. Romney zeroed in on Mr. Huckabee's record, highlighting more than 1,000 pardons Mr. Huckabee granted as governor of Arkansas.

Sam Kean ("The Disappearing Spoon") vows to go back to reading with a pencil in hand, but to use it sparingly: "I'm one of those people who get excited easily, and when you're highlighting more than 50 percent of a page — page after page — you feel dumb (and overwhelmed) when you look back on it.

I've told you that you don't need to buy every game, before highlighting more than 30 of them.

According to the New York Times, But a tie vote would not be a binding precedent, leaving uncertainty for other states and highlighting more than ever the importance of the next Supreme Court appointment.

Highlighting more than one good asset (like wearing skin-tight everything) has a tendency to make you seem like you're trying too hard to get attention.

The incident highlighted more than NPR's executive cowardice.

Nowhere were Anderson's skills highlighted more than during a Sky Sports Masterclass filmed last year.

Beyond the result, it's been highlighted more than once that the two teams set to finish with the biggest points totals also have the slimmest wage packet.

Last Dec. 22, after a game in which the skaters were highlighted more than ever and Prince was interviewed between periods on the MSG Network, the skaters attended a party at a bar near the Garden called Lobby.

Then there are concerns over human rights and freedom of expression that extend to Russia as a whole but will be highlighted more than ever in the runup to the Games.

And because this call-up comes uncomfortably close to conscription, it highlights more than other emergency deployments the callousness of the administration's failure to budget for an adequate number of ground troops.