Sentence examples for limelight of development from inspiring English sources

India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, thrust this crisis into the limelight of development issues when, in his inauguration speech, he promised every Indian a toilet by 2019.

"From a Japanese flower garden with but a half-dozen scattered dwellings to mark the site in 1922, the section has grown to a thriving community of 7,500 population, boasting more than 125 business institutions and occupying a place in the limelight of development of greater Los Angeles," the paper said in its edition of March 24 , 1925

For decades, a 40-mile stretch of snowy-white beaches and unspoiled bays on Florida's Panhandle has stayed out of the limelight, protected from development because its owner, St. Joe Paper, was interested mostly in cutting trees.

In the early and mid-1900s, Pomona was so untouched by the rush of development elsewhere that show business types like Charlie Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Burgess Meredith, Alan Jay Lerner and Sophie Tucker sought it out as a refuge from the limelight.

Nonetheless, due to recent concerns regarding toxicity of synthetic cosmetics, herbal products have come into the limelight of cosmetology.

Soon stylists came out of the shadows and into the limelight of their star clients.

It's because they miss, terribly, basking in the limelight of the ring".

The deal brought Carter back to the limelight of the playoffs.

For the most part, Barr seems to find the dim limelight of the political fringe uplifting.

Blockchain technology has been in the limelight of recent.

More than any other environmental chemicals, dioxins have been in the limelight of public interest for about 10 years.