Sentence examples for its underscores from inspiring English sources

This building of put open interest is not only significant because its underscores the continued caution from institutional investors toward the market's uptrend, as investors remain heavily hedged against a pullback.

The most disappointing aspect of this "Caesar" is its underscoring of the obvious at the expense of the subtle.

However, it underscored its unanimous backing for Eisner, 61, as CEO.

Residents say the killing — both in its viciousness and its location — underscores the need for stronger law enforcement efforts against the town's two gangs.

Nevada's recent overhaul of its net energy metering policy, which instituted a new net billing program in its place, underscores two key insights.

The proximity the hand-held camera affords gives the whole film an immediate feel, and its movement underscores the action.

"Antibiotic resistance makes infections much harder to treat and its spread underscores the need for good infection control in hospitals".

Its decision underscores both science and brand value.

Regardless of the legal merits of the complaint, its filing underscores the risks bondholders face when the reputation of a confidence-sensitive investment bank is tarnished.

Many people watching the much-praised animated film Spirited Away, with its dire underscore, might wish that its creators had hired someone as imaginative and skilful as Newman.

In earlier eras, many New Yorkers called it The Yankee Stadium, underscoring its singularity, its proud one-of-a-kindness.