Sentence examples for it fails to highlight from inspiring English sources
But it fails to highlight that on the touch stone issues of abortion and gay marriage she appears to have personal views that are to the right of the Conservative mainstream.
The title of the notice 'Do Not Drink' is highly misleading as it fails to highlight all ingestion actions listed on the notice [ 34]; an alternative title, such as 'External Use Only' could prove more informative.
It failed to highlight the importance of the information never given by the CIA to the FBI about the meeting in Malaysia, and therefore it's not worth a hill of shit".
One aspect of the affair I failed to highlight this morning was Cable's self-important view that his resignation would bring the government down.
Such a subset defeats the purpose of the proposed study since it collects only the most diverse members and fails to highlight any significant similarities between the members of any clade.
Such a subset defeats the purpose of the study since it collects only the most diverse members and fails to highlight any significant similarities between the members of any clade.
Her critics complain that her outspokenness serves only to turn her into a talking point and fails to highlight the issues she is passionate about, while others decry her bleak focus on India's problems.
Mr. Schwarzenegger rarely fails to highlight his own immigrant tale of arriving nearly penniless from Austria in 1968 — he is a naturalized United States citizen — and finding success in bodybuilding and Hollywood.
What the office fails to highlight is the startling twenty five wrongful convictions that the office has accrued during Jagels tenure as District Attorney.
"I'm confused why this story fails to highlight the relationship between Nancy Pelosi's $1 million ad buy for Josh Gottheimer and her policy positions in favor of Obamacare, the Iran deal, and tax hikes," Neibart said, presumably referring to the House Majority PAC.
Our approach also fails to highlight special risks experienced by vulnerable subpopulations of children with genetic predispositions or coexisting exposures that may have additive/synergistic effects.
