Sentence examples for action underscores from inspiring English sources

The action underscores the growing risks of asbestos litigation to the insurance industry.

It's the character, not the author, speaking, but the play's action underscores this overheated assertion.

And the State Department's action underscores the ways in which diplomatic and law enforcement goals are sometimes at odds, especially when Saudi Arabia is involved.

Its action underscores the need for government to create a wall between itself and the food industry when establishing nutrition and public health policy.

Thomas Wilner, a Washington lawyer who represents 12 Kuwaiti citizens, said that today's action "underscores the lack of a clear U.S. policy and it emphasizes even more the inconsistency of that policy".

The action underscores the extent to which commission officials are moving to play regulatory catch-up after the announcement by Attorney General Eliot Spitzer of New York that mutual fund companies encouraged fraudulent trading activities.

C10 President-elect George W. Bush said the Fed action underscored the need for an across-the-board tax cut.

Democrats were quick to argue that the Treasury's action underscored the irresponsibility of the tax cut the president pushed through Congress last year.

The state health commissioner, Dr. Antonia C. Novello, said in a statement that the department's action underscored its commitment to safeguard residents of homes for the mentally ill.

Yet most Americans do not think that failure to comply is grounds for military action, underscoring the public's deep resistance to involvement in the situation in Syria.

When Universal Pictures ushered the "Lord of the Rings" auteur Peter Jackson and his team into Hollywood's elite 20/20 club -- $20 million in guaranteed up-front salary against 20percentt of the gross receipts -- the action underscored a major Hollywood shift: event-movie directors are becoming as valuable as stars like Tom Cruise and Mel Gibson.