Sentence examples for spotlight on whether from inspiring English sources

The violence carried out by seven Taliban militants put a spotlight on whether the authorities can end the stubborn insurgency that kills and maims thousands every year.

And that diverts him from his strategy of trying to keep the spotlight on whether Mrs. Clinton is suitable for the job.

The recent nervousness put the spotlight on whether some highly rated businesses - particularly in the technology sector - were now wildly overvalued, and many investors clearly decided the answer was yes.

David Gauke, the exchequer secretary to the Treasury, risked shining a spotlight on whether any of his government colleagues have ever made cash in hand payments to plumbers when he described the practice as a large part of Britain's "hidden economy".

But with very important contributions from Indian Minister Ramesh both the US and China came out of Cancun with a system which will provide the necessary data, information, reporting, and scrutiny to keep a spotlight on whether countries are making the necessary progress towards their commitments.

"There's a wholehearted engagement with music that doesn't depend on whether a spotlight is on her.

It's putting the spotlight on these issues, whether you even think it's an *issue* or not.

Over the course of the negotiations, the spotlight fell on whether the monetary fund was being too forceful in pressing for the country to quickly reduce its debt and impose losses on bank shareholders and big depositors.

As Doctors Without Borders (MSF) says, aid to a country should not depend on whether it's in the media spotlight.

But the alarming frequency of the accidents has turned a spotlight on the trees, and whether the entities that oversee the park are doing enough to safeguard the public.

Putting the spotlight on Niebuhr's authorship (whether he was the sole "originator" of the prayer or the major "codifier" of fragments already floating in the homiletic air) may help redirect attention toward the social Gospel meaning the prayer conveyed to Niebuhr and his many liberal disciples — even after their radical hopes of the early 1930s had dimmed.