Sentence examples similar to having underscored that from inspiring English sources

For Gee, the events of the past six months have underscored that notion.

The index has underscored that issue as a byproduct of high housing costs and the limited supply of rentals.

The Massachusetts Senate outcome, which denies Democrats the 60-vote majority they need to overcome a Republican filibuster, has underscored that point.

The widely publicised protests throughout the winter in Dresden by Pegida (which in English stands for Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West) have underscored that point.

The widely publicised protests throughout the winter in Dresden by Pegida (which in English stands for Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West) have underscored that point.

But after Obama's presidency, Trump, who promoted the false birther conspiracy that the 44th president was foreign-born, has aimed to project to his base a "return to normalcy," Yellin said, and the photos of his administration have underscored that message.

Indeed, professional testing standards (AERA et al. 1999) have underscored that score equivalence is significant and should be established prior to the interpretation of computerized test scores.

The Republican presidential debate in South Carolina highlighted the field's general lack of knowledge and sophistication on foreign policy and geopolitics, and comments since then have underscored that sad reality.

But this last week has underscored that we're not nearly there yet.

The World Bank has underscored that states that fail to address past atrocities are vulnerable to recurrent violence and poverty.

"Just by coming, people have underscored that there's value and people view our product in a positive way".