Sentence examples for highlights the amount from inspiring English sources

The atomic energy agency's report highlights the amount of work still to be done before definitive conclusions about the nature of the program can be made, a task that the official associated with the agency said would require months.

In order to further investigate the evolution of these terms and visualize how Brazilian data-related research has evolved over the last 30 years, Fig. 8 highlights the amount of papers per year associated with 15 of the most frequent words and terms.

What's particularly disturbing about this FCC ruling is that it highlights the amount of influence that Big Media has in Washington, and the level of government corruption that allows it to happen.

A comparison of this amount with expenditures for potentially preventable hospitalisations in the first two years of life highlights the amount of resources spent on young children's hospital care that may be avoided or reduced by adequate and timely ambulatory care as well as primary prevention.

Nick Antjoule from Galop, the anti-violence charity, highlighted the amount of "crimes [which] remains hidden".

That is 21 days sooner than Sachin Tendulkar managed, an astonishing achievement even if it tends to highlight the amount of international cricket that is played.

1970s Recycling and revolt Friends of the Earth launched its first campaign, returning thousands of bottles to Schweppes to highlight the amount of glass wastage in the UK.

The language is meant as "a signal this is a very different way to think about clothing," Mr. Waterbury said, and highlight "the amount of thinking" Uniqlo employees "bring to everything they make".

For the last three years it has been spending $25 million to $30 million a year to run print and television advertisements highlighting the amount of energy it generates from burning trash each year (enough to power one million homes), the amount of acreage it has set aside for wildlife habitats (more than 17,000 acres), the number of trees it has saved by recycling paper (41 million last year).

For its part, Airbnb has launched an aggressive advertising campaign on local TV, billboards and social media urging citizens to vote against Prop F. In October, the company angered many local residents with a cheeky advertising campaign meant to highlight the amount of money Airbnb rentals generate in taxes: the ads backfired and the company quickly ended the campaign and issued an apology.

Mr. Usery said US Airways highlighted the amount of time required for check-in in the ads, created by the Washington office of McCann Erickson, a unit of the Interpublic Group of Companies, because "people who were reluctant to fly because of the hassle were finding it ain't necessarily so".