Sentence examples for been underscoring from inspiring English sources
verb
To underline; to mark a line beneath text.
His main themes were the ones he had been underscoring for the last several weeks: that he wants to empower people while Mr. Gore wants to empower the government and that Mr. Gore would be too profligate with federal money.
I've been underscoring some of the short ETFs traders should be looking at in order to take advantage of these overbought conditions.
Khanna argues what I and others in corporate diplomacy have been underscoring for years: that companies must be willing to adapt -- and where appropriate, overhaul -- their operational models to succeed in new markets.
Recent scholarly literature and professional standards have been underscoring the importance of such "soft" skills for physicians, along with sufficient medical knowledge and clinical skills [ 3- 9].
The uncertainty has been underscored recently.
The charge sheet has been underscored here, at Lord's.
The proof has been underscored time and again during the nearly four-month-long qualifying series.
He said that vulnerability had been underscored this week with the interception of the Klos C ship.
The power of the tabloid press to help silence women has been underscored in recent weeks.
The resulting tension has been underscored by Séléka-waged attacks against French troops over the past two months.
The need has been underscored this year by new imports of seeds from Pioneer and Monsanto.
