Sentence examples for singled out more from inspiring English sources

It singled out more than 40 prisons and local jails.

Are African perpetrators singled out more than others?

was singled out more than 20 years ago as someone China's leaders could trust.

He singled out more than a dozen union officials in the room by name.

"It is singled out more for its mistakes and errors than its achievements," like poverty reduction and social programs.

Bullying is usually a repeated activity in which a particular child is singled out more than once and often in a chronic manner.

Yet even those who praised Le Carré's achievement were happier to single out more conventionally literary qualities – characterisation, dialogue, evocation of place.

Mr. Trump's threatened tariffs on $60 billion worth of other Chinese-made products are likely to prompt more retaliation from China, which could single out more valuable American exports such as soybeans and hurt Apple and other companies that rely heavily on Chinese consumers.

The authors call for immediate change in water policies, singling out more efficient irrigation and wastewater reuse as the top priorities.

At least in Dieks's original intentions, however, the approach was meant to provide an attractive interpretation of quantum mechanics also in the case of decoherence interactions, since at least in simple models of decoherence the same kind of decomposition singles out more or less also those states between which interference is suppressed (with a proviso about very degenerate states).

The German magazine wrote in April 2007 that the Europa Barbarorum team had "banned all historical mistakes from the game"; in January 2011, another German publication,, also noted the mod's historical accuracy, singling out its "more realistic, more [challenging]" battles for praise, although it did note that the mod was squarely aimed at experienced Rome: Total War players.