"I trust that this will get resolved in a way that underscores the seriousness of the issue, but also underscores the fact that we work together.
I see it in a way that underscores and brings to light the duty, honour, family, country that is part of who the Bushes are".
Looking down can be vertiginous at first, but the glass channels allow light to permeate up and down the building, and tie the entire building, inside and out, together in a way that underscores what is new about it.
The film, by Elizabeth Farnsworth and Patricio Lanfranco, revisits all this in a way that underscores just what a mismatch it was: a leader who struck quickly and ruthlessly and seemed coated in Teflon versus a legal system and a public awareness that responded very, very grudgingly.
Entire continents will be created that will celebrate Michael's unique genius in a way that underscores his place as the greatest artist of all time.
It's also smart to provide the information directly to internal employees, partners, and customers in a way that underscores key messages and arms them to share the story.
As with nearly any subject, Gay has the uncanny ability to write about the beauty and struggle of getting dressed each morning in a way that underscores the deep significance of a seemingly mundane ritual. .
In particular, the proportion of ambiguity in the Thelohanellus data (of disputed contigs, 46.86 % too close versus 53.14 % resolved either way) underscores one limitation of the method, which can be assuaged by improved query sets (see below) or by secondary analyses such as domain structure.
Michelle said she had wanted the organic garden as a way to underscore the need for better nutrition.
After this, even her rape by Stanley and her final implied incarceration are merely a way of underscoring her doom.
