Sentence examples for better underscored from inspiring English sources

No event better underscored the changing of the guard in the Internet economy than when the market capitalization of Cisco Systems surpassed that of Microsoft.

But they were not as interesting as she was -- she tended to fall for men who were second-rate artists and first-rate cads -- and a shorter, shapelier biography could have better underscored her accomplishments.

Few deals better exemplify the excesses of the commercial real estate boom than the dismemberment of the Equity Office empire, and fewer still better underscore their bitter consequences.

No issue better underscores the depth of differences across the Atlantic than the disagreement over the landmark 1997 Kyoto protocol reached in Japan on climate change.

Nothing better underscores the urgency and importance of the RIAT proposal than the list of abandoned trials that accompanies it.

Tennessee's need to do better was underscored when the latest National Assessment of Educational Progress, also known as the nation's report card, ranked the state near the bottom in fourth-grade math performance, just ahead of Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi.

Natalia Vodianova, the Russian model and dedicated fund-raiser, made her entrance in a blood-red Valentino gown, the better to underscore her Naked Heart Foundation.

There are relatively few full production numbers, almost as if the show wants to withhold visual and aural pleasure, the better to underscore the seriousness of its project.

How better to underscore that the evening was always really about celebrating the First Amendment and journalists — and the scholarships the dinner raises money for?

The film opens with a scene of Gibney getting stonewalled by an official, the better to underscore the secrecy surrounding the virus and the lengths he went to penetrate the stone wall.

Increased media use was not associated with better knowledge, underscoring the need to improve quality of content reported by the media.