Sentence examples for cut underscored from inspiring English sources

Watching Woods grimace his way through the weekend on a surgically repaired knee that made Pierce's Game 1 sprain seem no worse than a paper cut underscored what the N.B.A. no longer has.

The cut underscores the scene's painful comedy (it's funny ha ha), but it also deepens the feeling because it reminds us of how bodies can speak more plaintively than words.

The political brinkmanship that threatened a government shutdown before Mr. Obama and Republican lawmakers compromised on spending cuts underscored the sense of disorder in government.

"The Burden of Medicaid Cuts" underscores Medicaid's crucial role in assuring that the nation's poorest individuals get needed medical care.

The rationale behind the tax cuts underscores the fundamental conflict between what Americans want from their government and the Republican mantra, dating back to Ronald Reagan and even before, that they can have all those things without paying for them.

The hastiness of the decision to cut rates was underscored by the way the Fed handled the other interest rate it controls, the discount rate on loans to banks by the Federal Reserve system.

Shouting about the severity of the defense cuts simply underscores the cost of their no-tax-increase pledges.

But the cuts also underscore a deeper confusion about what libraries are: what they do, who they serve, and – in an age where the notion of books itself seems mortally flawed – why we still need them.

And, as Mr. McConnell's remarks underscored, the cut of nearly $50 billion from the Senate proposal was not enough to quiet conservative critics who have said the package is still bloated and will only burden future generations of taxpayers.

The company had investors braced for the worst, given that it pre-announced earnings twice and announced job cuts, all of which underscored the industry's problems with inventory and waning demand.

Phil Flynn, a vice president and market analyst with the Alaron Trading Corporation in Chicago, said the recent interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve had underscored for traders the depths of the country's economic risks and led them to buy oil futures.