Sentence examples for and underscored as from inspiring English sources

The rejection of the pagan world in the poem's final stanzas is explicated and underscored as an issue that will recur throughout the corpus.

37 Although it was evident that community-based teaching has a vast array of benefits, several drawbacks were identified and underscored as challenges to the implementation of CBE.

Those relationships underscore as well the communicability of the condition.

As an Oxford-and-Cambridge educated theologian, the 58-year-old archbishop gained a reputation as a deep-thinking liberal, strongly sympathetic to gay rights, and underscored that as archbishop of Wales by appointing openly gay men to the clergy.

Education for all, particularly for women and children, has been underscored as a driving force for development and the elimination of obstacles to which some population groups are subjected.

The possibility of preparing several different fixatives in the laboratory, and testing them with different tissues and working conditions should be underscored as a practical alternative to commercial products.

The recent Finextra report on Engaging the Unengaged Customer confirmed and underscored my experience, as only about one third of customers actively believed their bank advocates for them.

Addressing the need for financial protection was underscored as critical to improving access to and utilization of cancer prevention and control services [ 11, 29].

This week the urgency of the problem was underscored as wheat prices rose to record highs and wheat stores dropped to the lowest level in 35 years.

Shortages of formally trained health workers in some countries has been underscored as a major barrier to implementation of key maternal and newborn interventions [ 42, 43].

His presidency has underscored, as no other president could, the remarkable intransigence of white supremacy and the continued need for antiracist activism on the ground.