Sentence examples for firmly underscored from inspiring English sources

Chaste stone rectangles frame broad, low mantelpieces that extend like a prairie horizon; the floating planes of cantilevered balconies are firmly underscored by the parallel lines of terraces and pools.

Importantly, the role of AGE in increasing inflammation and subsequent detrimental effects on cardiovascular function has recently been firmly underscored [ 27].

Munby's view firmly underscores a slew of recent rulings by other judges that criticise social services' deployment of section 20, and make plain their displeasure at unwarranted delays in applications for adoption orders.

He underscored the point, declaring firmly that "We never considered a sale for that reason".

One aspect of Mr. Bush's speech has proved timeless, and its stamina underscores how firmly he believes that if the election turns on values and character, victory will be his.

When high concentration of resources combines with political will to maintain the status quo, leaders will not have incentives to transform institutions as they will continuously benefit from controlling and manipulating them, even if they are aware of the inefficiencies of the status quo, which further underscores how firmly committed they are to using resources for personal gain [ 27, 30].

Our study firmly established ePPID as a robust predictor of protein evolutionary rate, irrespective of experimental method, and underscored the importance of permanent interactions in shaping the evolutionary outcome.

NEW YORK — The past week has underscored one more way in which the lives of the super-rich are diverging from the lives of everyone else: The middle-class is becoming a matriarchy, while the plutocracy remains firmly patriarchal.

Wednesday only underscored the obvious.

Still, he underscored the risks.

The last two weeks underscored that notion.