Sentence examples for at underscoring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharon's visit was aimed at underscoring Israel's claim to sovereignty over the compound.

The pope landed in Lisbon on Tuesday to begin a trip aimed at underscoring several themes of his papacy: the threat posed by secularism in Europe, the tension between faith and reason, and the role of ethics in economics.

Mr. Wen's 35-page speech, the rough equivalent of an American State of the Union address, included a listing of statistics aimed at underscoring the government's successful policies, swathed in boilerplate assertions of arduous struggle and glorious achievement.

Mr. Wen's 35-page speech, the rough equivalent of an American State of the Union address, was a litany of statistics aimed at underscoring the government's successful policies, swathed in boilerplate assertions of arduous struggle and glorious achievement.

Some of his students — including Ben Ratliff, who is now the main jazz critic for the Times, and Jerome Jennings, a drummer for, among others, Sonny Rollins — swear by Schaap as a teacher, but some complain that his displays of memory can be tiresome and aimed at underscoring his students' cluelessness.

It was aimed at underscoring the potential of creative collaboration with the public at large, or a large number of creative people, and technology plays a great role in it.

Our data also suggest that vitD status of EPTIs at birth correlated with the vitD status at discharge, underscoring the importance of optimising the vitD status of infants at birth.

At its peak only three years ago, the agency had billings estimated at $180 million, underscoring the sudden decline of the San Francisco advertising market.

At 9.38am, underscoring the possibility of that scenario, EgyptAir tweeted: "Our flight MS181 is officially hijacked.

By region, the Midwest had the second-highest rate, at 9.8percentt, underscoring the toll of job losses in manufacturing.

The cut in the annual profit forecast was larger than most analysts had expected, and such a drop would end eight consecutive years of profit growth at Toyota, underscoring how the crisis is hurting Japan's once mighty automakers.