Sentence examples for spotlight cast from inspiring English sources

The spotlight cast on GS Yuasa's batteries has been harsh.

Austerity measures have brought riots and demonstrations, but also some resignation from ordinary Greeks who have had a harsh spotlight cast on their years of fudged budget data.

The revelations in Philadelphia have called into question the efficacy of the bishops' reform plan, unveiled in 2002 under the intense spotlight cast by the Boston scandal and called the "Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People".

Although the collapse in Ukip support is sharp this month, Boon suggests it is "pretty typical" of what happens to them as the spotlight cast by mid-term elections recedes.

Anthony Becht has moved quietly around the Jets' locker room for a month all but ignored, the spotlight cast on the Jets' extraordinary class of four first-round draft picks barely casting a glow on him.

Our hope was that the global spotlight cast on Everest would allow us to draw attention to the broader issues between climbers, the Sherpa people, and the Nepalese government.

The spotlight casts a shadow on McIlroy's work ethic.

The plinther, from the Yorkshire region, stretched out his arms and took a swig of water from a bottle as he took the spotlight, casting a shadow on the National Gallery nearby.

Officers were stationed on the roof of Ferguson police headquarters and a helicopter hovered overhead, its spotlight casting long shadows.

He spent most of the evening in front of a spotlight, casting giant shadows across the concrete wall of an Amtrak parking garage.

I'd like to look at the web as a metaphorical spotlight, casting attention on people and parts of the world all too easily overlooked before.