Sentence examples for to showcase how from inspiring English sources

Republicans wanted to showcase how they were helping taxpayers.

The experiment with the N.F.L. is a way for the company to showcase how the technology works to potential customers.

"Today was a good opportunity to showcase how well I can be from this point forward," Holmes said.

Now the junta is using the park to stage a five-day extravaganza, Discover Thainess 2015, to showcase how united and happy the country is under martial law.

The event was meant to showcase how the people of Rio will benefit from hosting the Olympics, but it couldn't avoid calling to mind a litany of issues.

Comcast's shareholders will have no easy comparison to make, meaning managers, however good they may be, will struggle each quarter to showcase how and why it all works together.

With elements of both the cold war and the new economy, the spectacular parade was intended to showcase how China has modernised and opened up since Mao Zedong declared the founding of the People's Republic in 1949.

However, the Riviera battle also provides a platform for the devoutly Catholic Maréchal-Le Pen to showcase how she is even more rightwing and socially conservative than her aunt.

The Guardian US today announced a three-year partnership with SC Johnson to showcase how reinstating values at the heart of business practices can create a positive impact on society.

Against this background — and the hints of a possible constitutional crisis that it carries — the wedding has emerged partly as a story of reconciliation, a stage for the royal family to showcase how far they have progressed in healing the wounds of the past.

The decision was described by senior officials as designed solely to protect populated areas from space debris, and not to showcase how the emerging missile defense arsenal could be reprogrammed to counter an unexpected threat: in this case hazardous rocket fuel aboard the dead satellite.