Sentence examples for are quick to underscore from inspiring English sources

For example, though Uber sees its partnership with Lime as "another step towards our vision of becoming a one-stop shop for all your transportation needs," two sources familiar with Bird's thinking are quick to underscore its plans to expand internationally quickly and not merely fight a turf war in the U.S. (It already has one office in China).

He is quick to underscore that Conscious Style does not require a denial of pleasure.

He will next face the French journeyman Marc Gicquel and no longer has to worry here about Djokovic, who beat him in the semifinals of the Australian Open and had been quick to underscore Federer's vulnerabilities this season.

Mr. Hutchinson, a former Arkansas congressman, does not play down the law enforcement side of his job, but he is quick to underscore the need for drug education and rehabilitation, especially for nonviolent offenders.

Airbus announced at this month's Dubai air show that it would post record high orders for new planes in 2007, but Mr. Enders was quick to underscore the need to deliver those aircraft on time and on budget as Airbus rebounds from the costly delay of its A380 superjumbo.

Andrew Lelchuk, executive vice president of sales and marketing at Namco, is quick to underscore that the company's products aren't billed as fitness games even though the game touts itself as "a fun and easy way to get off the couch and get hearts pumping".

Officials are quick to point out that Singapore is not starting from scratch, but that only underscores the challenges.

The senator's queries also underscore growing interest in Washington about Silicon Valley's startup culture, where companies are quick to pursue technological solutions to frictions in often regulated environments end up irking entrenched parties.

"We are quick to judge, quick to condemn, quick to be offended, quick to dismiss.

Readers are quick to cite examples.

But lenders are quick to defend themselves.