Sentence examples for standards highlight from inspiring English sources

(Some new collections on Impulse, "Spiritual" and "Standards," highlight two of these tendencies; as for ballads, I recommend two other Impulse releases, "John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman" and "Crescent," a brilliantly melancholic album that nearly qualifies as soul music).

Yes, the prompts addressed the argumentative, informative and narrative writing the standards highlight, but the exercise was much more about the serendipity of discovery a reader can have paging through The Times, and about creating a culture of lifelong learning.

Discourse such as policies and standards highlight the need to optimize the mobility independence of residents.

Today's cellular network standards highlight mobile-assisted handover in which the mobile measures the pilot signal quality of neighbor cells and reports the measurement result to the network.

The standards highlight the value of the nutrition support RDN's roles in quality management, regulatory compliance, research, teaching, consulting, and writing for peer-reviewed professional publications.

The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council competency standards highlight the need to provide holistic care that is inclusive of spiritual care.

A William Hill spokesman says the company adheres to industry-wide standards, highlighting that all incidents of anti-social behaviour are recorded with head office.

A combination of left-field carols and standards, highlights were Calexico's sombre version of the English carol "Green Grows the Holly", and the seductive harmonising of Wainwright and Sharon Van Etten on "Baby, It's Cold Outside".

The 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruptions, although small by world standards, highlighted the vulnerability of the modern day global society to minor eruptions.

However, they also observed a large number of small and medium enterprises, from a wide range of countries, involved in a relatively large number of standards, highlighting the openness of the process.

Tom Kent, the AP's deputy managing editor for standards, highlighted some positive aspects of coverage in an accompanying memo, but noted "there were also cases where we violated our principles for one-source stories".