Sentence examples for in an attempt to highlight from inspiring English sources

3.51pm: My colleague Sam Jones has been looking into an anecdote employed by Cameron during two of the leaders' debates in an attempt to highlight public sector waste.

Londoners have been sharing their renting nightmares on social media in an attempt to highlight the issue during the mayoral elections, writes Shane Hickey.

Famous for: Coming out as gay in 2009 in an attempt to highlight the homophobia he claimed was rampant in sport.

It was both shot and screened clandestinely to its target audience of the Argentinean working classes in an attempt to highlight the supposed inseparable relationship between liberation and violence.

"This means they have new recruits they have to arm," he said in an interview as he traveled with journalists on another of the periodic trips the Kremlin organizes in an attempt to highlight the progress being made in Chechnya.

The Free Gaza Movement, an international human rights organisation, first sailed from Cyprus in August 2008 in an attempt to highlight the plight of the citizens of Gaza suffering under the blockade.

In this review we also make an attempt to highlight the relationship between biological lipid activity and differences in lipid structure.

Re "Stranded at First Base," Aug. 12: It's unfortunate that a lack of knowledge regarding race foils an attempt to highlight imbalances in coaching assignments in Major League Baseball.

This mini-review discusses relevant aspects of gastro-intestinal transit in different ages of paediatric patients with an attempt to highlight factors which should be considered in oral dosage form design, in particular multi-particulate dosage forms.

In an apparent attempt to highlight how regulators disproportionately target and scrutinize the adult entertainment industry, Deen filed a state complaint against Bellator MMA and its owner Viacom, alleging that the companies have violated the same HIV regulations for which James Deen Productions was cited.

Several times during his closing statement, Mr. Bruno referred to Mr. Williams as "Al Capone" in a sarcastic attempt to highlight the minor nature of infractions like not keeping an up-to-date logbook and having once had outstanding tickets.