Sentence examples for a day underscoring from inspiring English sources

For the Turkish lira that had recently hit record lows, the central bank's actions boosted it straightaway but the currency has fallen again within a day, underscoring the scale of the challenge.

MOSCOW — The recession in Russia will run deeper and longer than it appeared even a few months ago, the World Bank concluded in a report released Wednesday, underscoring the impression that Russia has been one of the countries hit hardest in the downturn.

"The statistics every day underscore the urgency of the economic situation," Mr. Obama said before heading into lunch with Senate Republicans.

The charges and countercharges on Earth Day underscored the degree to which the Democrats seek to make the environment an important campaign issue.

Their destroyed car, with at least one calcified body still inside, had not been removed a day later, underscoring how dangerous this chaotic country has become, even for the international forces trying to pacify it, said African Union spokesman Eloi Yao.

Shares of Evercore Partners made a glittering debut last Friday, underscoring the interest in boutique investment banks.

On Thursday, underscoring that the case is essentially a contract dispute, lawyers went over the Macy's-Martha Stewart contract in detail.

The wedding has become a national issue – drawing comment from even the president on Sunday – underscoring the strength of feeling following Israel's two-month confrontation with Hamas.

And it mentioned her at the start of the show on Monday, underscoring the significance of the moment.

A question-and-answer page on Google Hong Kong's website became inaccessible to some mainland Chinese users on Tuesday, underscoring Beijing's sensitivity about the Internet.

Also Friday, underscoring Twitter's stepped up efforts to draw revenues, the company plucked a senior marketing executive from Facebook, Kate Jhaveri.