Sentence examples for are underscoring from inspiring English sources

With a tight economy, many businessmen are underscoring their worth with traditional clothes, some with a tweak.

"The uncertain outlook for the global economy and instability in financial markets are underscoring the downside risks for Japan's economy," said Masaaki Shirakawa, the Bank of Japan governor.

They are underscoring the degree to which femininity is always, in a sense, an act, even a masquerade: get the right clothes, hair, make-up, voice, adjust the stockings, and sail out into the world.

"The dismal prospects for young workers are underscoring the fact that you can't rebuild an economy on low-wage jobs and that inequality has reached a point where it really is an existential crisis for America," says Annette Bernhardt, UC Berkeley's visiting sociology professor, whose work has focused on the low-wage economy and inequality.

"By partnering with Telefónica we are underscoring our commitment to our expanding European and Latin American customer base," added  Jeanie Han, Chief Executive Officer, Line Euro-Americas Corp, in a statement.

"Today, we are underscoring the administration's commitment to finding commonsense ways to cut methane — a potent greenhouse gas fueling climate change — and other harmful pollution from the oil and gas sector," she said.

His words are underscored by the bass of Yoli Baum.

Trump's shifting and unpredictable views are underscored by his stance on global warming.

Here, as Rick Wright's solo piano demo highlights, the crescendos are underscored by exquisitely mournful chords.

The departures are underscored in part by SoFi indefinitely delaying its previously announced IPO plans.

Copeland's encounters with Simkin, in contrast, are underscored by risk-taking.