Sentence examples for to have highlighted from inspiring English sources

The incident seems to have highlighted China's AIDS problem and has pressed the government to action.

The Italians are alleged to have highlighted the fateful footage and brought it to the notice of the ruling body.

Bringing it to the big screen seems to have highlighted contradictions within it of which he's well aware.

The BNP's reputation deterred 91-year-old Catherine Reed, out walking her son's dog in the thaw, but she said Griffin was the only politician to have highlighted her main concern.

Ron notes that it's understandable why de Blasio, who has a black son, would caution him how to behave with the police given a history of misconduct toward kids of color, but that it may have been indiscreet to have highlighted that after the Garner grand jury refused to indict.

It is increasingly recognised that overweight and obesity are being investigated as separate categories [ 20], and analysis in this way is likely to have highlighted further the associations between deprivation and obesity.

Make a resume or a curriculum vitae, otherwise known as a C.V. Focus your resume toward the job you would like to have, highlighting your education and experience.

Dialectical approaches to argument have highlighted the extent to which argumentation is a dialogue between (real or imagined) interlocutors who argue for different points of view.

"Have you ever heard of Porlock?" Into my mind flitted a file of Persons, dropping by to have highlights.

The absence of any association among individuals reporting symptoms in the last month that they did not tend to have highlights the importance of considering the tendency to have and/or impact of symptoms rather than simple symptom counts.

Despite this, DeVos's career and philanthropic investments to date have highlighted her distrust in parents and children to make such choices.