Sentence examples for competition underscores from inspiring English sources

The competition underscores the rapid progress being made in autonomous systems in military, manufacturing and home applications.

The fierce competition underscores the growing importance of retaining and attracting new smartphone customers as the telecommunications industry shifts away from traditional phone lines and focuses more heavily on mobile.

That said, the final performance show for the singing competition underscored its more recent standing as a solid hit show, not the blockbuster it seemed to be coming out of the Super Bowl in February.

(Mickle noted Hall took to referring to the wig itself by his character's name, "Richard Dane").. Moving from the festival's midnight section to Sundance's dramatic competition simply underscores the way Mickle and Damici are driven by an interest in storytelling and characters rather than strictly gore for the sake of gore or the whirligig fright machines of many recent horror films.

The argument delivered by Mr. Obama on Saturday, which will be amplified through television advertisements, underscores the competition in Florida.

Ms. Desi said that the competition was intended to underscore the institution's commitment to contemporary Asian art.

The addition of new production lines for luxury vehicles underscores the stiff competition among leading automakers in the United States, where sales of luxury cars have been growing faster than other auto sales.

The move underscores the brutal competition within the airline industry, especially in the low-fare segment, which now comprises 25percentt of flights within the United States, measured by the number of passengers carried.

Whether or not there were any hidden strings pulled to give Mr. Rogers the final word, as Mr. Maxwell claims, the dispute underscores an intense competition under way to shape the way that history is told, particularly regarding the United States involvement in Chile, as more and more documents touching on Mr. Kissinger's legacy are released.

The long-term decline underscores the ongoing competition from cities across the U.S. and Canada that continue to lure shows with favorable tax credits and rebates.

Still, the latent competition between Rashid and Lynn underscored the idea that New York and Los Angeles had volved into the east and west sides of a single metropolitan condition.