Articles like this one help underscore just how important it is to do this.
They help underscore the legal battle now underway between the White House and the special counsel.
Installations such as these disrupt traditional art historical divisions and help underscore the connections between artworks—and in turn, between people across time and place.
A few simple calculations help underscore why a further retreat — and accompanying thickening — of Jakobshavn glacier could be such a problem.
His speeches since have made clear that he decided quickly that the inci dent would help underscore what he had been saying about lawlessness and permissiveness.
Finally, experiencing first-hand the panels at the Annual Meeting will help underscore the fact that the study of international law must be rooted in practical considerations as well as in theory.
The fact the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, one of the largest private foundations in the world, is focusing on the solution of the global sanitation problem, might help underscore the importance of the challenge.
Re-enactments help underscore how uncomfortable it must have been for the crew, but the submarine was staying submerged as much as possible to keep it from being spotted by American ships and planes.
Kyle Hankins, the Nashville Predators' organist, said: "We help underscore the hockey game in real time, just as any composer would do for a Broadway show or jazz pianist would do at the Blue Note.
One idea, Kim explained, was to have President Lee visit a Korean factory to help underscore to the American public that the FTA was about creating jobs in America as well in Korea.
The pool hall was deliberately dirtied up to help underscore the film's seedy mood, with a cracked-paint job, knee-high spittoons and a faded poster reading "Please do not spit on the floor".
