Sentence examples for much highlighted from inspiring English sources

"Now negotiations are very much highlighted, so there can be no mistake that there should be a two-track approach," said R. M. Marty Natalegawa, the Indonesian ambassador.

' " "I've been reading it every night," Meredith Forlenza, who plays the quarterback, said the other day, referring to the much highlighted copy of "Dummies" that she keeps in her purse.

The much highlighted row over the use of artificial turf in Canada, that many have argued would never be imposed on a men's World Cup, is just the tip of the iceberg.

The differential effects by educational attainment so much highlighted in the literature are clearly less important than those by the other characteristics that we examine.

The importance of these findings may seem self-evident for this very large population, but becomes much highlighted when burden data are added to them.

The role of a reported 400 British jihadists who have joined fighting in Syria and Iraq has been much highlighted in reports from the region in recent weeks.

Few said that they were likely to reference Foucault in a meeting or zip home in a hurry to consult their much-highlighted copy of Husserl's Logical Investigations before making a business decision.

Many claim that the much-highlighted disparity between the numbers of men versus women who make it to Europe is something that happens en route: that the numbers escaping Eritrea are roughly equal, but more women perish or are kidnapped along the journey.

The differences can be much better highlighted for the differential signal data.

One audience member shouted "Pass!" when the actor playing Kuti lit a fake spliff.The show highlighted much about Nigeria today.

Blume is not only playing a significant role in determining the costs of the consent decree, but he also played a big role in helping bring about the system that's caused so much tension -- highlighted in DOJ's investigation -- between the police force and the community.