Sentence examples for spotlight because of from inspiring English sources

Medeiros is used to the spotlight because of his friendship with the Steelers' kicker, Jeff Reed.

La Russa said Freese had been slow to draw the spotlight because of a number of health issues.

Still, it is football that is under the spotlight because of the rising number of damaged players.

"He's come under a much greater spotlight because of who he is, and the relationship he's had with the media.

Now BP is in the spotlight because of the April 20 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon, which killed 11 people and continues to spew oil into the ocean.

Lately, the caddie profession has been in the spotlight because of Tiger Woods and his recent public split from his longtime caddie Steve Williams.

In recent years, 2-dimensional (2D) materials such as graphene and h-BN have been spotlighted, because of their unique properties and high potential applicability.

But Weatherford, the Giants' punter, has been in the spotlight recently because of his smooth hold and lively celebration following the game-winning field goal in the N.F.C. championship game.

The operation has come into the national spotlight recently because of the Indonesian government's claims that it had succeeded in decreasing Jakarta's rainfall rate, particularly from 26­-29 26­-29y when local meteorologists had predicted heavier rains and flooding.

The Texas Public Utility Commission has been in the spotlight recently because of questions of whether its chairman, Max Yzaguirre, a former Enron executive appointed by Gov. Rick Perry, misrepresented his connections to the company on state disclosure forms.

In adulthood, one of the best ways to be in the spotlight and get the loudest laughs for your jokes is to be successful in politics, and Mr. Bush has seemingly drifted toward that spotlight less because of political beliefs than because he enjoys it and is very good at it.