Sentence examples for clearly underscored from inspiring English sources

Kerry said: "A two-state solution will be clearly underscored as the only real alternative.

Here is what he said: A two-state solution will be clearly underscored as the only real alternative.

"Independent reviews of a small number of recent cases have clearly underscored the importance of effective offender management," they say.

But the parliamentary elections clearly underscored the ruling party's resolve to tighten its grip over all institutional levers at this time of increasing uncertainty about the future of leadership in Egypt.

"Sandy clearly underscored why we need to protect our buildings," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference in Long Island City, Queens, in the lobby of a 520-unit residential cooperative that had flooding from the East River during the hurricane.

While Israeli and American officials routinely describe relations between the countries as unshakeable and strong, and Israel regards France as a friendly country, the comments clearly underscored frustration that has swirled from the failure to restart peace talks and avoid a confrontation at the United Nations and its agencies over the Palestinians' request for recognition as a state.

Nothing would more clearly underscore her faith in America's power to persuade.

"This situation clearly underscores the need for new food safety legislation to equip F.D.A. with the tools we need to prevent contamination," said Dr. Jeff Farrar, F.D.A.'s associate commissioner for food safety.

"This scenario clearly underscores that in the more assertive regulatory environment, the financial penalties and reputational risks of tax noncompliance are going to be high for a company," Mr. Gutman said.

This follows a traditional trait that clearly underscores the virtue of self-reliance.

The manifold possibilities for relations (linkages) between elements within a system or across different systems clearly underscore the dynamic capabilities of networks and networking.