Sentence examples for became underscored from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, the importance of our environment became underscored for conservation efforts in many areas.

This idea became underscored as I listened to author Mark Gerzon (The Reunited States of America) the other day on the radio.

The outpouring of help from the people and the speed with which many groups became involved underscored a fundamental shift in recent years as more individuals and companies take the initiative, eroding the traditional government-led approach.

None who took the drug before ovulation became pregnant, underscoring how Plan B delays ovulation.

When uncomfortable topics do emerge, campaigns can become touchy, underscoring the extent to which they have rendered the subject taboo.

That Mr. Erdogan took such pronounced steps before the bill had become law underscores the obstacles facing Turkey's reach for a new international profile and its long-frustrated efforts to join the European Union.

Proving how vulnerable she has become and underscoring her fragile confidence, the scramble by Hingis to beat Majoli, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5), wanotherher warning light for the No. 1 player in the world.

Over half a million children with autism in the next decade will become adults, underscoring a growing challenge that needs to be dealt in the future.

As a part-time employee at one of the world's largest fashion retailers, I have seen some of the best songs that electronic music has to offer become the underscore of back-to-school shopping.

One possible explanation is due to differences in the threshold at which downstream genes become effective, underscoring the importance of matching the dynamic range of input/output elements in a circuit (Figure 7).

A substantial proportion of HIV-positive people become parents, underscoring the need to address issues of safer conception.