He agreed that some issues underscored in the article — slowness in the software, high return rates and poor executive decisions — contributed to the TouchPad's failure.
As John Cassidy underscored in a definitive article titled "Who Needs Wall Street?" in The New Yorker last week, the financial sector has paid little for bringing the world to near-collapse or for receiving the taxpayers' bailout that was denied to most small-enough-to-fail Americans.
This aspect of DFW's renown is underscored in The End of the Tour as well.
The scope of the problem was underscored in a recent article in The Times by Cara Buckley.
This article seeks to highlight two important issues in need of immediate policy attention, as underscored by the public response to the HeLa story: ownership and control of biological specimens, and obligations to third party relatives in genomic research.
Americans are essentially good, as the president underscored in his State of the Union address.
As I have said in my previous posts, this point was underscored when an article appeared in the Business Section of the Los Angeles Times way back on the 17th of February , 1999
The disarray in economics was recently underscored by a 3,226-word 3,226-word the Economist entitled, "Monetarticleiny: An Unfinished Revoluthen".
That notion was underscored by a recent article in The Economist on the pitfalls of using GDP as a measure of the real health of the economy.
His question is only underscored by a 1956 article, "Communist Interrogation," in The Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry, recently turned up by the Intelligence Science Board, which advises the spy agencies.
Mr. Schröder underscored that in April, in an article in the German journal Die Zeit.
