Sentence examples for battle underlines from inspiring English sources

Cable's tendency to set himself above the battle underlines the fact that he is not a career politician.

In "Eviction of Palestinian Family, After a Legal Battle, Underlines Tensions Over Jerusalem" (news article, Nov. 24), you call Israelis who move into homes legally purchased from Palestinians in Jerusalem "settlers".

The battle underlines just how much teachers' unions, which have provided sizable donations and many grass-roots volunteers to countless Democratic campaigns, have been thrown back on their heels in recent years.

Islamic State (Isis) fighters have repelled an Iraqi army attempt to retake Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit in a battle that underlines the group's continuing strength despite losing control of the strategically important Mosul dam.

The public perception that it was a closely fought battle was underlined in a separate ComRes-ITV poll in which Cameron, Miliband and Farage were tied on 21%.

With eight performers on stage, three of whom are blasting acoustically-powerful horns, getting a balance between the ensemble and White's barely-there vocals is a constant battle  – a point underlined by a microphone-free trombone solo during a spirited cover of Neil Young's Are You Ready for the Country.

The complaint underlines the battle the Lib Dems have to ensure Clegg gets coverage in the election and is not squeezed by the main two parties.

The battle for AXA Asia Pacific underlines the attraction that the region holds for financial institutions, who see it as a promising growth market for wealth and savings management and insurance services.

The comments of Glen Mullan, an organiser for the BRFC Action Group, underlines the battle Kean is still facing to win over the doubters.

Newcastle round off a day to remember with a battling win, which again underlines the great job that Hughton has done this season in getting them to play as a united side.

The attack, and Mr. Nasrallah's new emphasis on his group's battle against Sunni extremists, also underlines how much Hezbollah's intervention in Syria has complicated its status at home.