Sentence examples for too to highlight from inspiring English sources

She's right, too, to highlight the wilfully incorrect stereotyping: the dangerous brigade of feckless teenage single mums account for just 3percentnt of all single-parent families.

Genomic approaches to human disease have exploded during 2012, and the number of diseases for which the genes are being identified by exome sequencing are too numerous to list and too exciting to highlight any one study over another.

That is all too inconvenient to highlight today.So official versions of history tend to veer away from the truth, not towards it.

Then it goes to a clip of Hillary speaking on the Senate floor during the war authorization debate that Obama has been too refined to highlight.

Like many other news organisations, we were, with two notable exceptions, too slow to highlight the risks ahead of the bursting of the credit bubble.

By contrast Mr Hollande chose to meet the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, before the pair took the train (not the presidential jet) to Brussels.In this section Tremors and rumbles The corralito risk The gravedigger's victory The sound of music The feeling's mutual ReprintsMr Hollande was all too happy to highlight his differences with the chancellor.

While the three Massify films ostensibly are a marketing tool for the hotel, the social media site headed the project to promote itself, too, particularly to highlight that with its network of filmmakers and relationships with production companies like Killer Films, it can make branded content for other companies that is compelling — and cheap.

Another is that hiding parts of Bruno's story that undermine the image of the scientific martyr plays into the hands of those who are only too pleased to highlight what might appear to be anti-religious propaganda coming from the scientific and media establishment (thanks to Rosenburg for tweeting that link).

It's too soon to highlight memories.

Although all our patients with acute myocardial infarction had a rapid favorable outcome, the number of patients was too small to highlight a potential difference.

Markush structures are usually used in patent applications to define chemical series [6], but they may be too generic to highlight the important structural features essential for pharmaceutical activity.