Sentence examples for highlighting that they from inspiring English sources

Quaker Chewy Granola Bars, a PepsiCo brand, is marketing a 28-pack of small granola bars with chocolate chips and candy pieces for trick-or-treaters, with the package highlighting that they contain whole grains and no corn syrup.

Should Chelsea take on a prominent, even pre-eminent role in the 2016 Clinton campaign, the family risks further highlighting that they represent a dynasty – an exalted status as Democratic royalty that could alienate voters who already distrust what they see as a Clintonian sense of entitlement.

But on the other hand, every little coffee shop we went to was highlighting that they were buying stuff from local farms.

Nonetheless, many singletons were high quality reads and matched to proteins in BLAST searches, highlighting that they are still a very important source of information.

Such heterogeneous bands were first reported more than 20 years ago (Kipling and Cooke 1990; Starling et al. 1990), but it is worth highlighting that they represent a forgotten genetic heterogeneity between individuals within an inbred (often termed isogenic) colony.

Main ethics considerations included: 1) obtaining patients' informed consent, highlighting that they are volunteers and could withdraw at any time; and 2) maintaining patients' confidentiality through ensuring all information kept is non-identifiable.

They rely more on the video highlights that they pull from bigger sports highlight sites like Fox Sports, ESPN, or a video from YouTube.

It highlights that they have developed a trusting relationship with the young person, and are knowledgeable of the existence of the service and perceive it as helpful to young people.

And administrators of for-profit schools are eager to highlight that they do not go hat-in-hand to parents every few months.

Officials from both bodies took pains to highlight that they had not seen the full report, which has not yet been published or peer-reviewed.

Millennials highlighted that they feel pressured to keep up with their peers' accomplishments that are broadcasted through social media, and explained that they couldn't help but make comparisons to their own accomplishments (or lack thereof).