Sentence examples for it will be singled out from inspiring English sources

Even if it makes it through the recycling plant – say on a low-grade paper belt – and arrives at the mill, it will be singled out there and removed.

Walsh's presentation to UN delegates on behalf of IATA will be viewed by climate change campaigners as an attempt to pre-empt punitive measures at Copenhagen, amid fears among airline executives that the aviation industry will be singled out over its exclusion from carbon dioxide caps enshrined in the 1997 Kyoto protocols.

It has become a feature of Twitter that a particularly egregious comment or article will be singled out and provoke uproar, as the Daily Mail columnist Jan Moir and others have discovered.

To keep its standing, scores must improve more this year, or the school will be singled out by the state for losing ground, no matter how little; not only will teacher paychecks shrink, but parents will surely ask what went wrong.

Which group will be singled out for suspicion tomorrow?

Anyone in violation will be singled out during riders' meetings.

Other businesses, she said, will be singled out in the future.

Drivers never know when their car will be singled out for close inspection.

Military and establishment figures will be singled out for criticism, or the blame will be apportioned widely.

There is no way Northern Ireland will be singled out over and above any other part of the UK.

They are now worried that they will be singled out to help pay for a corporate tax overhaul.