Sentence examples for spotlight on more from inspiring English sources

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The Initiative identified and shined a spotlight on more than 350 community-based activities that work to narrow racial divisions and disparities.

Such progress might turn the spotlight on more significant impediments to regulatory decision-making under conditions of ambiguity, such as the difficulty of testing 87,000 chemicals and the role of politics and values in making regulatory decisions.

Vinsantos is unsure how much longer she'll continue to seek the spotlight and sees herself taking on more of a producer and mentor role, despite "only being 28".

An argument against pure spotlight views can also be made on more traditional, phenomenological grounds.

There will be more experiments in the new series, in which we put the spotlight on eight more murderers.

"That format change would have shined the spotlight on him more than on the collaborative nature of the conversation".

Three Hungarian Dances by Brahms turned the spotlight on five more beneficiaries of Mr. Lang's foundation: Kate Xintong Lee, Jonathan Jun Yang, Derek Wang, Charlie Liu and Anna Larsen.

Though recalls inevitably create negative attention, especially after Toyota's problems put a brighter spotlight on far more minor recalls, many of the companies have decided it is better to take action than to wait.

I wanted to put the spotlight on him; more than that, I wanted to get behind his eyes, the eyes of a man obscurely born, and watch as his country shapes itself about him, a dazzle of possibility.

The darkness of the "auditorium" gives way to a room full of bright spotlights shining on more sculptures, dramatizing each of them with harsh shadows and causing them to stand out as distinct objects from one another (though they mostly come in sets of three).