Sentence examples for seeking to shine from inspiring English sources

If this happened in any other industry — the banking sector during the financial crisis, the oil companies after the BP spill, or Blackwater during the Iraq war — you would expect to see a full-court press by journalists seeking to shine a light on a corrupt culture allowed to run amok.

During October 2013 the BBC's 100 Women season is seeking to shine a light on life for women in the 21st Century - the risks, challenges and opportunities they face every day, in every country.

Whether it's guilt that drives people to act a fool during funerals, greed, or the fact that they are opportunists seeking to shine at the expense of the dead upstaging the deceased is not a good look.

Seeking to shine a spotlight on Sydney's undervalued female creatives, the young curator put on an all-women art exhibition that was so popular crowds of attendees were forced out onto the street and so, The Ladies Network was born.

We recognize that the published literature to date describes a gross underestimate of the impact of this horrible disease, and applaud the editors of Clinical Epidemiology for seeking to shine a light on this heart of darkness.

By his motion, Mr. Hussain seeks to shine a light on what HP wants to keep in the dark".

A government so lacking in popular support that it seeks to shine in the reflected glory of its political prisoners is in some kind of deep trouble.

Thurgood seeks to shine a light on the kind of policies Khomeini will pursue: "Khomeini himself plans to act only as a spiritual guide.

Another report is coming out this week, from Concur, the travel expense management company, that seeks to "shine a bright light on a big chunk of data" for business travel spending, said Robson Grieve, executive vice president for marketing.

One book – a novel – sums up a generational shift that has now led Spaniards such as Vázquez and Lobo to ignore the advice of ageing relatives and seek to shine a light on the country's unhappiest secrets.

In this photo story Tomislav Georgiev seeks to shine a light on everyday gay life in Macedonia.His pictures are part of a series to come out of a 2010 collaboration between Germany's Robert Bosch Stiftung and World Press Photo who teamed up to help 15 talented young photographers from southern and eastern Europe.