Sentence examples for promoted a singular from inspiring English sources
After landing at Yahoo!, Decker promoted a singular focus on cash flow, which she highlights during every quarterly conference call as the company's most important financial metric.
The willingness to accept or promote a singular narrative about the black experiences in American society is a denial of the multitudes of lives of black men and women.
Friesen hasn't seen the museum, but he believes from reading the website that its materials subtly promote a singular version of Scripture; indeed, the museum mostly omits discussion about how the Bible was compiled and which religious traditions believe which disputed books belong in the Bible.
Of all the landing pages on this list, Redfin's Home Value Calculator is perhaps the clearest example of promoting a singular goal.
Hegemonic femininity shapes Western cultural ideals of female beauty by promoting a singular ideal that sets unattainable and contradictory standards for women's appearance such as the notion that women should be thin but curvaceous; small-hipped but large breasted; and fit and toned, but not overly muscular (Bordo 2003; George 2005; Markula 1995).
The industry is promoting a singular message, and they're banded together in their efforts to keep an entire group of authors out, based on a singular criteria.
"Strong literacy and math skills are surely necessary for success in college, careers and life -- but they just as surely are not sufficient". Indeed, critics have long complained that current standardized tests promote too singular a focus on math and reading, that they reduce students' strengths and weaknesses to mere scores, and that they make it difficult for educators to teach creatively.
UCSF therefore naturally attracts and promotes faculty driven by a singular passion: research.
And Rosatom has been promoting another singular advantage, one that also shows the Russians' peculiarly high comfort level with all things nuclear, even after Chernobyl: a willingness to take nuclear waste off the hands of clients, particularly if they buy Russian reactors.
