Sentence examples for they did highlighted from inspiring English sources

Prior to the hearing, Love and fellow hackers argued that what they did highlighted serious deficiencies in government and corporate computer systems and that they wanted to work with these organisations to improve computer security rather than act against them to damage those systems.

But they did highlight disturbing trends in nonperforming loans in Italy, which have doubled since 2008.

"While these instances did not raise any serious or systemic concerns, we felt that they did highlight the need for Asio to continue its efforts to ensure that staff were aware of their responsibilities," Stone wrote.

Directed by Stephanie Soechtig and produced by US anchor Katie Couric, the team take the same approach they did highlighting the environmental impact of bottled water (in Tapped), and the issue of obesity and sugar addiction (Fed Up).

Evidently, these case reports did not provide any scientific evidence of causality; however, they did highlight the need for further investigations on this topic.

Unlike some research [ 14, 25] the general practice team did not emphasise lack of confidence and insufficient training in supporting carers but they did highlight time constraints stressing the reactive nature of their service and suggesting some support might be better offered by others.

"People don't like to have the bad points of what they do highlighted, but Louise is training designers to be resilient.

"I honestly don't know if it's been effective or not, but they do highlight issues other shareholders don't," Mr. McCormick of Glass, Lewis says.

My recipes today do not make the most of these health credentials, but they do highlight some of the reasons buttermilk is one of my favourite ingredients.

But they do highlight a common trope in American comedies: the adult relationships are not so much husband and wife as Mean Mommy and Infantilised Man Child.

Research articles and conference papers do not ordinarily feature as part of the employability agenda, but they do highlight global employability patterns as an area of academic interest.