Sentence examples for now highlighted from inspiring English sources

These are problems that are now highlighted with articulate focus by candidates for Labour's leadership.

The posters, originally produced as ephemeral objects in support of a main event, are now highlighted as primary artifacts.

There are also differences, and one of these is now highlighted -- it seems that mammals have an extra level of complexity.

His museum is renowned for its collection of works by William Sidney Mount, a Setauket native (1807 - 1868, which is now highlighted in "The Riches of Sight: William Sidney Mount and His World," on view through March.

But he believed that the mistakes now highlighted had been "textbook errors", and added: "I thought, where is the quality assurance process?" He also questioned whether the rules on anonymity were helpful in the procurement process.

Why not?" Eight months later, at the conclusion of the trial of her killers, it is difficult to argue that J's ordeal and death has made much difference in India, at least so far: the rapes and sexual assaults that are now highlighted daily by the Indian media act simply as a reminder of how widespread violence to women is in the country.

These studies have now been highlighted for Earth Day in a new NSF Discovery article on cutting-edge research into the coming decades of environmental change.

Also, the 24 chosen genes contain 13 transcription factors, 8 secreted factors, and 3 genes with other functions (now color-highlighted in Table  5), indicating a good balance between regulating factors and effector/target molecules likely to represent the (patho physiological processes.

Trump has consistently tried to cast doubt over the conclusions of the intelligence agencies that he now controls, and highlighted denials from Putin about the election interference.

Germany and France, which are not expected to contribute money to Iraq right now, have both highlighted the problem of Iraq's debt, some of which is owed to them, as an obstacle to any country making more loans to Iraq.

Mr. Smith, the defense minister, denied on Friday that there had been a cover-up of the extent of the abuses, saying the fact that a Royal Commission was now being considered highlighted how seriously the government took the findings.