Sentence examples for To underscore the problem from inspiring English sources

To underscore the problem, one of the ads shows a girl being bullied by two schoolmates in the hallway near her locker.

To underscore the problem.

The growing interest in video sites like YouTube and streaming TV programs online has served to underscore the problem.

The accident was among the latest to underscore the problems related to Libya's huge stockpiles of weapons.

As if to underscore the problems, the national statistics authority reported on Thursday that unemployment had jumped to a record high 18.4 percent in August, a month when the tourist season normally lowers the rate, from 16.5 percent in July.

But as if to underscore the problems Mr. Hadi faces, hours after he took the oath of office and promised to continue the war on Al Qaeda, militants attacked government targets in the southeastern port of Mukalla, killing at least 21 soldiers.

The fact that when celebrities do take measures to look more youthful, they only face more criticism, albeit of a different kind, just serves to underscore the larger problem at hand.

As if to underscore the continuing problems of security, a wave of violence swept near the place where the ceremony was held, despite American efforts to keep its time and place secret.

Matt Blaze, a University of Pennsylvania computer science professor who has studied data mining but was not involved in the study, said one of the most important points made in the report — little understood by the public — was to underscore the "fundamental problems" in adapting commercial data-mining to the hunt for terrorists.

It's an issue that has enormous potential to underscore the deep problems in America's health care system and why universal health care, Sanders' signature plan, is needed more than ever.

After the meeting, Musk called the head of transmissions at BorgWarner to underscore the seriousness of the problem.