Sentence examples for it highlights for from inspiring English sources

The business it highlights for SDG 10 (reduced inequalities), Kenyan telecommunications giant Safaricom, created the mobile money platform M-Pesa, which is now used by more than 25m people in Africa, Asia and Europe.

I work a lot in my practice with children of divorce, and it highlights for me the difficulties that children have when one parent is uninvolved, or peripherally involved in their lives.

Facebook's description of the methodology it uses for determining the trending content it highlights for users is far different from and more detailed than what it offered prior to our questions.

Further, it highlights for the first time to the author's knowledge the coexistence of different neurally mediated mechanisms in the genesis of syncope, especially in older people, and suggests a need to run a complete neuroautonomic evaluation in every patient, particularly older ones, without stopping at the first apparent etiologic diagnosis.

It highlights, for instance, that Muslim students at Buffalo that week publicized an event featuring Muslim scholars from abroad.

It highlights for both directions the potential performance gain by assuming a priori knowledge of the user position, in this context referred to as location-aware channel estimation.

It highlighted, for example, assertions that investigations of children for the study were "approved" by the local ethics committee.

The link with proliferation of Ostreopsis ovata was made, and it highlighted for the first time, the risks that benthic HABs may represent in highly urbanised temperate areas.

The weird thing is that in the five days I've used it, 23 percent of the several dozen people it highlighted for me have either been chief executives or founders of start-ups.

It highlighted, for example, the risks of using private money to promote local educational changes, and how quickly winds can shift in a city if the mayor who controls the schools is voted out.

So, it highlighted for me an underlying issue in the industry that we kind of knew was there.