Sentence examples for has already underlined from inspiring English sources
The party has already underlined its enthusiasm for the queen, the BBC, the pound, the Bank of England's interest rates and British opt-outs from irksome European Union rules.
But safe seats are a precious commodity and, as Heidi Alexander leaves Westminster for City Hall, the race to succeed her has already underlined the tensions in the party.
The analysis of the results obtained with this randomized trial has already underlined important aspects.
One survey conducted among French drug users has already underlined the negative perception which drug users have about HCV treatment effectiveness and toxicity [ 24].
A large literature devoted to choice experiments has already underlined some of the limitations of certain study designs [ 51], while design constraints or limitations can limit the validity of results obtained from such choice experiments [ 66, 67, 75, 76].
Different international movements have already underlined the importance of revising this system to improve the way in which the quality of the results and the impact of the research are evaluated, such as the San Francisco Declaration of Evaluation of Research.
Corbyn's allies argue that there is no need for the government to call a so-called "main gate" vote giving parliamentary approval to the construction of the new generation of submarines, as a number of votes have already underlined MPs' support for the plans.
Ms. Swift had already underlined the importance of getting paid for her work (or any musician's work for that matter) in an op-ed Wall Street Journal piece.
Yet these events are initially seen as part of the performance the first paragraph of the novel, after all, had already underlined that this is an experimental interpretation of the play that crosses borders between stage and audience, featuring "three little girls [playing] a clapping game onstage as the audience entered" (3).
Studies by other authors had already underlined the relevance of hip fracture as a complication in postoperative patients.
