Sentence examples for issues to highlight from inspiring English sources

The former vice president used environmental issues to highlight what he called moral failures and deceptions by the Bush administration.

And Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the immensely talented author of "Half of a Yellow Sun," uses everyday issues to highlight her heroine's resentments.

He described a system that depended on a news staff that knew what issues to avoid and what issues to highlight rather than one that had every decision dictated to it.

To be sure, the First Lady has her own public policy issues to highlight and her own platform to stand on.

I meant it figuratively -- our concern with all things environmental would morph into heightened awareness about the world's water supply (and, sure enough, when magazines got bored with their "green" issues a few years later, some of them published "blue" issues to highlight this dimension of climate responsibility).

For each case, we chose three major ethical themes or issues to highlight.

Ms Sturgeon said her party had decided to vote on the fox-hunting issue to highlight what she claimed was a lack of "respect" shown to Scottish MPs in Westminster.

For the past few years, Science Careers has used the year-end issue to highlight the editors' choices for the best articles of that year.

Travel advisories from civil rights organizations like the one the ACLU issued back in 2010 after Arizona passed SB1070 are largely issued to highlight threats minorities face in various parts of the country.

Media use frames (simplified, interpretive representations of an issue) to highlight the importance of an issue and how it should be addressed [ 15].

Speaking to LBC, Allen said she raised the issue to highlight that everyone will have to deal with personal finance at some point in their lives, whether they are employed or unemployed.