Sentence examples similar to is underscored because from inspiring English sources

It is underscored that during cyclic deformation, the stress can be continuously redistributed because of inhomogeneous mechanical properties and crack formation in constituent meshes, thereby resulting in variation of cyclic ratcheting rate for the graded cellular structures.

That fact is underscored by last summer's petcoke incident.

The importance of secure final years was underscored for me because my father lived with us for the last eight years of his life.

Decades later, on giant stages amid computer-controlled effects, the Stones' distant whiff of anarchy is still a draw, especially because it's underscored by the tight-but-loose sound of the band, the way even venerable songs sound up for grabs.

Studies on this group of people have been underscored in gerontology and geriatrics because of the rapidly booming size of centenarians in the world population for the recent decades [ 14– 16].

Pećanin was disgusted with the verdict and, because he was recovering from gout, his passionate disappointment was underscored by his frequent wheezing and panting.

This line was underscored faintly in pencil.

Those disparities were underscored all year.

The uncertainty has been underscored recently.

That disquiet was underscored yesterday when fresh evidence emerged that the new non-emergency NHS 111 service was rushed out because of pressure from ministers.

However, two important caveats must be underscored.