Sentence examples for activity underscored from inspiring English sources

The burst of activity underscored just how far he remains behind Mr. Romney in fund-raising and get-out-the-vote efforts.

A profit warning from Merrill Lynch, brought about by declining stock and bond trading activity, underscored an ambivalence that has been a drag on stock prices throughout the Fed's efforts to bolster the economy.

Jonathon Morgan, a former State Department adviser who has studied Russian online operations at his company, New Knowledge, said the Facebook activity underscored that the broader Russian goal went beyond attacks on Mrs. Clinton or support for Mr. Trump in last year's election.

I wish I could say that my cleaning spell resembled one of those montage scenes in the movies, the kind where we see a whirlwind of activity underscored by Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" and that ends in a sparkling apartment.

But the flurry of activity underscores the powerful new momentum behind an overhaul of the system, after an election that dramatized the vulnerability of Republicans on the issue, with Mr. Obama piling up lopsided majorities over Mitt Romney among Hispanic voters.

This activity underscores a constant paradox of modern times: our deep distrust of business.

The fact that the bifunctional role played by the ancestral-like KlBat1 has been distributed in Bat1 and Bat2, which could be presumed to be oligomeric enzymes [19] [21] suggests that for this case, formation of hetero-oligomeric forms could hinder their biological activity, underscoring the role of enzyme relocalization on the functional diversification of duplicate genes.

We report the novel observation that levels of ligands of TLR2 and TLR4 are significantly elevated in type 1 diabetes, and this, in concert with hyperglycaemia, accounts for the increase in TLR2 and TLR4 activity, underscoring the proinflammatory state of type 1 diabetes.

A section devoted to farming activities underscores the nobility in working the land productively.

Beyond the emerging significance of Asian-Americans, who have traditionally been seen as being too new to the country to participate in elections, such activities underscore a broader shift in the ethnic politics of New York City.

The impending terminus of the court's activities underscores the transitory nature of such ad hoc war crimes tribunals.The court's annual budget is now upwards of $310 million and it employs more than 1,100 people from 82 countries.