But they clearly believe that Mr. Pataki's handling of the matter underscores a larger case they will likely make against him in next year's gubernatorial race: that he is a detached and ineffective leader.
And lo and behold, the WSJ writes "Digital music sales at Apple Inc. 's iTunes store have fallen 13%to14%4% world-wide since the start of the year, according to people familiar with the matter, underscoring the fragility of the music industry's nascent recovery".
The confusion over Romney's position on the matter underscores just how tricky an issue the contraception debates are for the Republican party.
His decision to jump in so deeply on a hot cultural matter underscores the growing comfort that even centrist Democrats now have in defending LGBT causes.
For example, engagement can lead to increases in self-efficacy, heightening both awareness and a sense of relevance, while a sense of self-efficacy fostered by success can encourage further exploration of the subject matter, underscoring the relevance of the material to the student's life and promoting greater engagement.
Judge Hellerstein's questions seeking to clarify this and other matters underscored the complicated nature of Trump's family separation policy.
The uncommonly unified front — featuring companies, such as Google and Microsoft, that compete fiercely on business matters — underscored the deep alarm among technology leaders over revelations that the National Security Agency has collected user data far more extensively than the companies understood, in many cases with little or no court oversight.
Under the direction of Giovanna Sardelli, Mr. Turner's rather facile performance does not help matters, underscoring the character's buffoonishness in the early going so effectively that the late-coming revelation of a veiled sensitivity does not ring particularly true.
King has a fine feel for military matters, underscoring the brutality of laying siege to a city and the remarkable lack of discipline among soldiers -- and their lack of loyalty, less surprising given that they were fighting to serve tyrants whose legitimacy was often as tenuous as that of a pope's son's.
Legal experts questioned about the matter were divided over the issue, underscoring the nebulous nature of conflict-of-interest standards for federal judges.
