Sentence examples for we would highlight from inspiring English sources
We would highlight Nautical Petroleum as one of the most undervalued UK North Sea plays given its material inventory of the Mariner, Kraken and Catcher discoveries which are all en route to development.
We would highlight the relaxed depreciation policies (which reduces earnings quality) and the big reduction in labour intensity, in line with trends seen at Sainsbury and Tesco in recent years (which limits the scope for future cost cutting).
Killik & Co said: "We would highlight there is a risk the group will fail in its ambition - the EDF purchase of British Energy has yet to gain regulatory clearance and the memorandum of understanding between EDF and Centrica is not legally binding, so EDF could still look elsewhere for a partner.
"We were not expecting any fireworks given Shell gave divisional guidance just a couple of weeks ago, however we would highlight that most divisions came in towards the top end of management's guidance range, which we view as positive," said Biraj Borkhataria, analyst at RBC Europe.
In the literature available relating to the second group, we would highlight the multi-modal transport system service for the blind proposed by Turunen et al. [3].
How big could the impact of Windows be on Mac? "As a point of reference, we would highlight the enormous impact on iPod sales when Apple opened up iTunes to Windows users, essentially expanding its addressable market from 3% of PC users to nearly 100%," said the firm.
This is not implausible, but we'd highlight three things: (1) developed market recovery hinges on fundamental price-wage economics, which remain weak in many European markets; (2) emerging market growth was very strong in 2013, though sustaining this in sluggish emerging market economies is not trivial; and (3) it's already in the price, we think.
"I would highlight fact we were able to get back into it - we showed amazing character and we deserved to win in the end".
We would also highlight the impressive performance of the French stores".
We would also highlight the need to consider and minimise the risk of bias.
We would differ, highlighting that middle aged and younger working persons and their families will be most harmed by the deep cuts you propose to Social Security.
