Sentence examples for I'd like to underscore from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to underscore that we are putting steady pressure on the Haqqanis," she said.

The movie drove home some excellent points about good parenting and I'd like to underscore them for you.

You have spent four years taking advantage of an education that we believe is devoted to boldness, rigor, and practical idealism, and now as I speak to you for your last time as students here, I'd like to underscore three ideals that I hope you will take with you and make practical in your lives going forward: non-violence; diversity; and equality.

There are a few moments we'd like to underscore.

Finally, we would like to underscore that this kind of project can succeed only if the scientific community participates in the effort of improving the model we have proposed.

However, we would like to underscore that the dramatically different responses of TD vs. non-TD cells to the same proliferation-activating treatments point at a hitherto poorly recognized uniqueness of TD cells and indicate that the TD state is intrinsically if not absolutely incompatible with DNA replication.

We would like to underscore that, in addition to receiving institutional review board approval, our study [ 1] was reviewed and approved by the National Science Council of Taiwan before implementation.

We would like to underscore that our studies represent a model of acute severe chemical induced ER stress, which leads to a large apoptotic effect.

Finally, we would like to underscore the significant change in the learning environment represented by the quantity of the student and tutor postings.

We would like to underscore the idea that POS is a complementary tool and that thorough physical examination should not only include the search for signs of heart failure but also comparative pulse palpation.

Kim and colleagues discussed limitations associated with cross-sectional study design, and we would like to underscore additional concerns relating to the potential for non-random misclassifications of alcohol consumption among FM patients with different levels of symptom severity or quality of life.