Sentence examples for important underscoring from inspiring English sources

Notably, all of the 51 training topics listed in the structured questionnaire were rated as important or very important, underscoring the enthusiasm for research training observed above.

It is important to underscore that sport and athletics were of prime importance to the ancient Greeks and most cities in ancient Greece had public gymnasiums where people gathered to train and, interestingly, to relax.

"I'm looking forward to having a couple of days of important consultations and emphasizing, underscoring, how important it is for us within this Western Hemisphere to be able to strengthen our economic ties," he said.

That's really important to underscore.

Instead, van Hove underplays what should be important, and underscores what should be minor, in ways that feel too explicit.

An important principle underscored Can's collaborative spirit: "There was no hierarchy, no single composer," Schmidt says.

He added, "It is important to underscore that even as our surge troops return home, there are roughly 68,000 Americans who remain in a tough fight in Afghanistan, alongside their NATO and Afghan partners".

It would be natural for the justices to seek a unanimous ruling in a case this important, to underscore that the decision is being made by a coequal branch of government.

Our results with industrially important biocatalysts underscore the advantages of this 'evolutionary' approach to protein engineering.

It's important to underscore the haters are an intense, vocal minority.

Finally, it is important to underscore the difference between the everyday notion of 'transport problems' and accessibility poverty.