Sentence examples for showcase how much from inspiring English sources

It was a great way to showcase how much technology has sped up the forensics process, as well as a great reminder to the agents working in the field to never lose those old techniques and skills.

Nearly 1000 women leaders and delegates from around the world gathered in Monrovia, Liberia on March 7 and 8 for an International Women's Colloquium to discuss issues facing women in the developed and developing world and to showcase how much progress Liberia has made just a few short years after the end of nearly two decades of civil war.

Anna Caterina Antonacci was a responsive and intelligent soloist in La Captive and La Mort de Cléopâtre, the two works showcasing how much colour and searchingly dramatic detail the Gardiner and ORR approach brings to such repertoire, never more so than in the spareness of the writing that follows Cleopatra's death and which looks forward 80 years to Strauss's Salome.

Again, this is true of all Android phones, but the Nexus One showcases how much better Gmail is on Android than on the iPhone because it's the fastest.

Those training sessions were done on PC-tethered Oculus Rifts, the move to Oculus Go headsets really showcases how much more simple standalone headset hardware is to set up and operate.

This is meant to showcase just how much debt the service is helping users eliminate.

UX designer and consultant UXboy agrees, and put the two interfaces side by side to showcase just how much the entry pages of both services look alike.

Beijing may want Macau to be an international showcase for China, much like its gleaming neighbour Hong Kong, but, said Lee: "All Macau is a showcase for is how much the Chinese from mainland China gamble".

With just four songs to her name so far, and still fresh off a debut US performance in New York earlier this month, her SXSW showcase should be an opportunity to see how much of the hype pays off in the flesh.

The key thing to showcase when bringing in new hires is how much more skill, experience or gravitas that person brings to the table.

And if nothing else it's staggering to read about how much people spend on festive showcasing.