Sentence examples for growing underscored from inspiring English sources

But uncertainty about the company's statements is growing, underscored by its handling of the report, which involved a Food and Drug Administration inspection of a plant that makes the Durata.

The number of potential challengers considering a run against Ms. Gillibrand, who was appointed by Gov. David A. Paterson in January, is growing, underscoring not only Ms. Gillibrand's perceived vulnerability but also the governor's inability, so far, to gather support for her.

The use of a significant number of cluster bombs along those front lines, a number that officials said would grow, underscores the military's need to put more pressure on forces that so far have shown little sign of crumbling.

The recession's growing severity underscores a host of long-brewing economic problems, not the least of which is access to a college education.

The Taliban's growing isolation was underscored by two developments.

The outbreak underscored growing concerns over food safety, in particular illnesses related to E. coli bacteria.

Mr. Hastert's comments underscored growing concern among Republicans that the party has not done enough to put to rest corporate fraud as an increasingly perilous political problem.

Her message underscored growing domestic and international concern about a virus that was unknown in Brazil until last April, but is now believed to have infected 1.5 million people there and spread to more than 20 other nations in Latin America.

Chelsea's growing frustration was underscored by a certain anxiety; when Mourinho's team were not pressing and probing in the home half they invariably could be found coping with lightning counterattacks.

The rapidly spreading cyber extortion campaign underscored growing concerns that businesses have failed to secure their networks from increasingly aggressive hackers, who have shown they are capable of shutting down critical infrastructure and crippling corporate and government networks.

Their unprecedented and growing affluence underscores the gaping inequality between the millions of Americans facing stagnating wages and rising home foreclosures and an agile financial elite that seems to thrive in good times and bad.