Sentence examples for started to highlight from inspiring English sources

In May, Oxfam started to highlight harmful food production practices that contribute to climate change.

They started to highlight the arts and around that time the subsidised theatre scene started to flourish, so every state had a theatre company.

"Occupy Wall Street happened and there was a broader debate about what capitalism was, and we started to highlight the pieces of it that were most awful.

Doctors have been aware of the dangers of immobility since 1940 - but airlines such as British Airways and Virgin Atlantic have only just started to highlight its dangers to the travelling public.

Realising that Twitter may not be for everyone, Mr Costolo and his colleagues have started to highlight the size of the audience who look at Twitter but never sign up, which is one to two times as large as the active user-base.

So it's with keen interest that I note that Apple started to highlight Pay Once And Play games this week.

"In my view these numbers are starting to highlight the advances that have been made".

Meanwhile a third line of moorings in the South Atlantic, from Brazil to South Africa, should start to highlight what's happening at the other end of the ocean.

"Our research suggests that the main benefit is that it helps them to develop soft skills". Recruitment experts agree that graduates applying for jobs can start to highlight their soft skills as early as the CV stage.

Only after highlighting its own products does Amazon start to highlight third-party brands: Adidas, New Balance, Lacoste, Levi's, LG, Bose, Sony, Kenmore, Nintendo, Nerf, and more.

(That's something that LinkedIn could even start to highlight in its own search algorithms as one way of pushing those views and usage of the widgets).