Sentence examples for but underscored that from inspiring English sources

The Gibraltar government welcomed Mr. Straw's assurances but underscored that it, too, had a place at any negotiating table.

U.S.A.I.D. officials admitted many of the problems both in Deloitte's performance and in the agency's supervision of the contract but underscored that nothing the company could have done would have stopped the fraud.

4. (SBU) Scottish Government statements, including those from Salmond, have acknowledged the "strongly-held views of the American families," but underscored that those views are not shared by all of the victims' families (referring primarily to the British families).

Washington also said it would permit Indonesian Army officers to go to the United States for limited training, but underscored that a more robust training program would take place if the military demonstrated some accountability for what happened in East Timor.

The $600-million license fee was nearly double what Univision paid for the last World Cup package, but underscored that Comcast was willing to spend big to grow Telemundo.

Kripke agreed that cause and effect had not been established but underscored that a litany of studies have stirred concern about the safety of sleep medications, including research that was submitted to the Food and Drug Administration when some of these drugs were approved.

These effects cannot be directly separated from the results, but underscore that redistribution of fat mass towards the abdominal region is a risk factor for mortality.

"But this underscored that alchemy was very serious business in the Holy Roman Empire".

But this work also underscored that additional, as yet unknown, factors, other than the influence of the alkaline pH of M. sexta OS (von Dahl et al. 2006), may shape these responses.

The last two weeks underscored that notion.

Don Humbard underscored that conviction.