Sentence examples for future underlining from inspiring English sources

But founder Richard Mabey said it's possible they might move the entire team to Latvia in the future — underlining that Brexit's destabilizing uncertainty might extend to where entrepreneurs choose to try to build a business.

This will become increasingly important as the RSS aggregation and search applications collide in the near future (underlined because I am going to point back to this post in 2 years and say "I told you so").

Sun has been hit by the decline in tech spending and stiffer competition from rivals.See article: Spending on information technologyFord's fears for the future were underlined.

The convergence of British and French views about that future was underlined this week, when Jack Straw, Britain's foreign secretary, backed a proposal made by President Jacques Chirac for the EU's Council of Ministers to be given a high-profile president.

Önkal et al. differentiate between method-based statistical forecasting and forecasting with scenarios and emphasise the latter being a conceptual description of a plausible future which underlines reasoning and uncertainty [15].

Positive attitudes among patients for the utility of simple telehealth in the future were underlined by feedback from the discussion groups.

Thus the results of the present study further extend the prospect that inhibitors of ER translocation may offer novel therapeutic opportunities in the future, and underline the potential for using small-molecule inhibitors to understand the consequence of defects in membrane translocation events at the cellular level [ 45].

So Mendelsohn is hardly hazarding a guess of what Facebook users will be choosing to do in future — but rather underlining that Facebook's strategic imperative will be to continue to promote video on its platform over and above other types of content, given that video is a richer medium for displaying advertising.

The goal of the present paper is to give an overview on the state-of-the-art in RPC problem, underlining the future challenges in this field.

In a speech he gave at the Museum of Television and Radio in New York on Oct. 23, he underlined future problems for the television broadcasting and film businesses.

Additionally, as previously underlined, future experiments should focus on the relevance of DNA resection in the formation of HR centers.