Sentence examples for 2 underscored from inspiring English sources

Andrea Eisner, a member of the library task force of Community Board 2, underscored the problems.

Additionally, the conflicting results of Experiments 1 and 2 underscore the importance of the design employed in studies of retrograde amnesia in animals.

The notion of primary and secondary sensitization introduced in Section 2 underscores a novel behavioral paradigm we call nonassociative gating.

The deal with Mr. Falcone on Aug. 19 underscored this approach.

Be they real or imagined, the teenager's ties to MS-13 underscored the potency of the gang's name.

My time with 2-27 underscored just how unstable the region remains, despite 10 years of American presence.

"A Handyman Is Shot at Work, or Was He?" (Workplace section, Feb. 28) underscored the sheer lunacy of the workers' compensation system.

The events of last Sept. 11 underscored for Americans the dangers of embracing pro-Western autocrats in the Islamic world without regard for how they rule at home.

And the vote, passing 42 to 33, underscored how much opinion has shifted since two years ago, when the Senate rejected a similar bill.

"World Hunger: The Problem Left Behind" (Economic View, Sept. 16) underscored the urgency in addressing the world's challenges in producing enough food.

That a player as talented as Fitzpatrick wasn't among the Top 500 underscored Annacone's point about the depth of the men's game.