Sentence examples for subsequent spotlight from inspiring English sources

President Obama's phone call (and subsequent spotlight) would have been better served highlighting individuals and entities truly about the business of helping everyday African-American men reintegrate themselves into society after prison; not offering more inappropriate idolatry of athletes.

It was Mr. Lott's instinct to ingratiate that led both to his most pronounced moment in the national spotlight and subsequent fall, and to his slow climb back.

Arzner's choice of the little-known Russell was a masterstroke, propelling her from obscurity at MGM into the spotlight and subsequent major roles.

Yes, the home run chases and the subsequent revelations put the spotlight on the sluggers, but why is their enhancement, alleged or admitted, more morally reprehensible than anyone else's?

The shooting and the subsequent cover-up put a spotlight on policing in Chicago.

Would further study and subsequent report be necessary to spotlight the chilling effect a non-indictment and Wilson resignation will have on the residents of Ferguson, Missouri.

It was with the publication of The Selfish Gene in 1976 that he was pushed into the spotlight and over the subsequent decades he has had to adapt to the environmental pressure of fame.

The series also spotlighted the department's subsequent mistreatment of Schoolcraft.

"MONEYBALL", the book and subsequent film of the same name, put a spotlight on the role statistics play in professional baseball.

The development of ERC-721 token-based collectible games and the subsequent explosion of speculative interest by investors has put a spotlight on several important legal issues, including issues related to ownership, privacy and money transmission.

This might not necessarily come as a surprise the existence of predatory priests have been known in the US, in the very least, since the Boston Globe's Spotlight team unearthed its city's misdeeds and subsequent concealment.