Sentence examples for he underscores how from inspiring English sources

He underscores how people's daily lives could be affected through loss of access to jobs, housing, education, or even free movement.

He underscores how important the Fred Segal brand is by pointing out that, for the first time, his privately held company has taken on an investor to help with the brand expansion — a private equity group whose partners include Creative Artists Agency.

He also underscores how changes in religion transformed the Western secular world.

Mr. Daqduq's release, he said, "underscores how little influence Washington holds over Baghdad's government since American troops left the country last December".

His experience, he said, underscores how excited people are about the Higgs hunt and how important it is for physicists to get their message out clearly if they want to maintain their credibility.

To Mr. Talese the event, which he helped organize, underscores how New York's literary world is a "basket of crabs," with a small group all vying for a limited pool of money, attention and prestige.

Canadian National Railway is an interesting play for Battapaglia since he feels it underscores how the North American continent is becoming a major international transportation hub, linking the Pacific Rim with Europe, but also since it's a way to play the strengthening Canadian economy.

Citing an interview the Libyan leader gave Monday to Christiane Amanpour of ABC News and others, Ms. Rice said, "When he can laugh in talking to American and international journalists while he is slaughtering his own people, it only underscores how unfit he is to lead and how disconnected he is from reality".

Trump's budget underscores how he is piling on the debt and how difficult it will be for any president to effect change.

The excerpt suggests that Singer had connections to a psychologist who provides tests for learning disabilities, and it underscores how he manipulated testing conditions at the locations in Texas and California.

Rice said his assertion that his regime is not using force against its own people was "delusional" and that his behaviour, which has included laughing on camera in interviews, "underscores how unfit he is to lead and how disconnected he is from reality".