Sentence examples for as is underscored from inspiring English sources

All three are exhausted from the demands of child care, which never end, as is underscored by an amusing exchange early in the play as to what to call a "baby sitter" for an 18-year-old.

The search for a fitting synagogue design has yielded many different results, as is underscored in a recent wave of construction and renovation projects ranging from the extravagantly neo-Classical Congregation Shearith Israel on Central Park West to the poignantly modest Old Broadway Synagogue, just off 125th Street, in Harlem.

This interpretation therefore remains quite difficult, as is underscored by our findings.

Finally, the small and uniform size of the TatAd complex appears to be a strictly conserved feature of TatA complexes from B. subtilis as is underscored by our present investigation of the TatAc complex and our previous investigations of the TatAy complex [25,26].

But knowing who's actually who among themselves has become a high-stakes guessing game for the Bush team members -- as was underscored by a recent trip to Kansas City by a bewildered secretary of state, Gen. Colin L. Powell.

The money and resources spent on protecting government officials and politicians has become a source of increasing controversy in India, especially when security for ordinary people is lacking, as was underscored recently by a highly publicized gang rape case in December in New Delhi.

What has Democratic candidates on the defensive is the nation's economic weakness, as was underscored last week when the Labor Department's final pre-election report showed unemployment unchanged at 9.6 percent.

Although the United States is withdrawing all of its soldiers from Iraq by the end of the year, security in the country is still tenuous, as was underscored by bombings in Basra.

Qwest has the same problems, as was underscored by today's second-quarter results.

Second, as was underscored at the G-20 summit last week, some of the world's leading nations do not want the U.S. to get militarily involved and decided to back a political settlement of the crisis.

However, facing and living with a chronic illness remains demanding, as was underscored by the participants in our studies; this findings is also in line with several other studies [ 30, 59, 60].