Sentence examples for imperative to underscore from inspiring English sources

They chose to fight conservatives on some issues -- notably the governor's education plan -- that they felt were imperative to underscore the idea that Mr. Bush was "a different kind of Republican".

It is imperative to underscore that this is the apex court's last opportunity to live up to its promise as the font of justice.

Constantine is right to underscore it.

That's really important to underscore.

"Randy, permit to underscore Carl's letter.

Updike sought to underscore his arrogance.

To underscore the problem.

I think that's important to underscore.

They have a slogan to underscore this.

Cost and sheer numbers, not to mention priorities and infrastructure, mean that personal genomics will only be accessible to a tiny minority for the near future, underscoring the imperative to ensure that the benefits of medical genomics are transferred through indirect mechanisms.

These trends underscore the ethical imperative to develop a framework to protect children from environmental hazards.