Sentence examples for is underscoring from inspiring English sources
verb
To underline; to mark a line beneath text.
He is underscoring his seriousness by preparing to produce a paper during a strike.
Now, with consumers increasingly budget conscious, Hellmann's is underscoring mayonnaise's multiple uses.
Far from displacing us, computer automation is underscoring just how valuable, and singular, our own talents are.
"What that is doing is underscoring the fact that New York is using a lot more electricity, and we do in fact need more supply," he said.
Nascar formed the business-to-business group, which meets quarterly, in 2004, and these days is underscoring its value more then ever.
Brennan is underscoring here that the Russians did actively try to help Trump, especially by aiming to make Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton look unpalatable to voters.
But everything in the stage version is underscored and overstated.
Occasionally, it is underscored by a kind of conspiratorial laughter.
The failure of the system is underscored by the statistics.
The ability of LSP to improve the structural behavior of the FSW joints is underscored.
The clinical relevance of these areas is underscored with patient presentations.
