Sentence examples for a means of underscoring from inspiring English sources

But Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has said some form of written assurances might be acceptable as a means of underscoring President Bush's declaration that the United States had no intention of attacking North Korea.

Robles sees his work, in part, as a means of underscoring the spirit of dance that's worth prioritizing.

Anyway, Goldberg continued by predictably naming his "black friends" as a means of underscoring the Republican record on racial tolerance.

In conceptualizing diversity, both Gap and Levi Strauss underscored recognizing consumers' ethnic, cultural, and lifestyle differences as a means of providing optimal service.

This result underscores the importance of considering autistic phenotype and/or severity as a means of reducing heterogeneity of gene expression in the search for biomarkers of autism.

This underscored another key part of Erdoğan's fightback – the loyalty of the police, whose role has been bolstered under his rule, partly as a means of counterbalancing military influence.

This underscored another key part of Erdoğan's fightback: the loyalty of the police, whose role has been bolstered under Erdoğan's administration, partly as a means of counter-balancing military influence.

It was named for a young victim whose name was chosen at random from the lists of the dead, a gesture meant to underscore the tragic anonymity of the Holocaust's casualties.

This study demonstrates the substantial impact of sample processing on microarray analysis results and underscores the need for randomization in the laboratory as a means to avoid confounding of biological factors with procedural effects.

We spanned seven countries and four continents, an array meant to underscore not diversity but the perceived incompatibility of foreign men and Chinese women.

Indeed, if the genomic era brings an increased emphasis on prevention, it may underscore the importance of risk-independent public health messages as a means to help improve the health of people most in need.