Sentence examples for it underscores the problem from inspiring English sources

Harry Enten's FiveThirtyEight article is a good place to start, because it underscores the problem.

Perhaps it underscores the problem inherent with judicial selection by appointment and the inability to escape politics.

And it underscores the problem with labeling, namely, that it suggests that the presence of GMOs is something to be concerned about, though scientifically speaking, it is not.

"It does not help the environment, it does not really advance the interests of the Iranian people, and it underscores the character of this regime, and it underscores the problem we have for those people who say, 'Well, why don't you talk to Iran?' It is a good reminder at how difficult this regime is, and of the kinds of policies it's pursuing," Hadley said.

Air Traffic As the late, great George Carlin said, "Have you ever noticed that when you're driving, anyone driving slower than you is an idiot and anyone driving faster than you is a maniac?" It's not only true, it underscores the problem of allowing just about anyone to a operate a two-ton motorized soda can on wheels: people suck at driving.

It underscores the problems they have with the company in the first place – that these jobs are bad for women, bad for their families, and bad for everyone.

It underscores the problems with the heavy U.S. military presence across Asia, particularly in the Philippines, the only country America colonized.

As the conflict rages on about religious freedom versus the civil rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans; it underscores the problems created by a la carte Christianity.

"When the 43 happened, we could see how flat-footed the Mexican government was, and it underscored the problem," said the former senior American official, who requested anonymity to avoid angering former colleagues.

But it also underscores the problem the government has had in producing enough vaccine for the entire military.

It also underscores the problem when you transform urban minority schools into test prep academies.