Sentence examples for likely to highlight from inspiring English sources

No one is more likely to highlight our contradictions, to identify our hypocrisies, than our siblings.

Which is more likely to highlight issues needing attention, or to stimulate the required action?

While the Games will be used to highlight China's achievements internationally, they are likely to highlight the party's achievements domestically.

The race between Mr. Spencer and Ms. McFarland is also likely to highlight a widening gap between the socially liberal and conservative camps within the State Republican Party.

The legal case is likely to highlight Paterno's role in Sandusky's alleged crimes, particularly if Mike McQueary is called to testify.

But nothing is so likely to highlight the limits of consensus than the deeply subjective choice of what to hang in a common space — art.

The city has promoted the NV200's large interior as a chief attraction, and will most likely continue to highlight its comforts, like transparent roof panels and ports for phone chargers, as it prepares to appeal Tuesday's decision.

It was also likely meant to highlight China's growing dependency on food imported from the United States.

He was evidently brought on stage to talk about Samsung's new curved 4K TV, likely supposed to highlight how this new form and tech will help bring his movies to life.

Unlike the S-TPI, we included explicit risks of SICH resulting from thrombolysis alongside the estimates of likely benefit to highlight this trade-off.

A tentative stop in El Salvador has been scheduled, before he then goes onto the Amazon region, "most likely in Ecuador, to highlight the plight of the indigenous people" before finishing in Haiti and returning home 22-23 September.