Sentence examples similar to issue has been underscored from inspiring English sources

Its importance has been underscored in a number of special issues dedicated to the topic by different scientific journals [e.g. Addiction 2000; 95 (Suppl 2); Alcohol Research & Health 1999; 23(3); Journal of Addictive Diseases 2001; 20(3)].

The uncertainty has been underscored recently.

The intensity of this election has been underscored by events.

The charge sheet has been underscored here, at Lord's.

The major importance of sepsis and acute kidney injury (AKI) as a clinical and public health issue has clearly been underscored by recent studies showing a steadily increasing incidence of both syndromes [ 1, 2].

This image has been aggressively underscored by Bennet's opponent, Andrew Romanoff, who has refused to accept PAC money and has made Bennet's cash and votes the central issue of the race".

Schwarzenegger has been quietly underscoring his independence.

The tribulations of the Swiss underscore the importance of adhering to EU rules on immigration, an issue that has been one of the driving factors behind political discontent in the UK with the European project.

For those who felt there were issues with their relationships with patients, however, it was clear that some doctors had relatively legitimate issues, while others' issues were underscored by racist or classist assumptions.

The passing mention of his Mormonism in his 20-minute speech here at the George Bush Presidential Library underscored just how touchy the issue of Mr. Romney's faith has been since he began running for the Republican nomination.

Known as the California Dream Act, the bill underscores the ways states are navigating their own way through controversial immigration issues, as the Obama administration has been unable to make headway on plans for an overhaul of immigration laws.