The arrival of thousands of newcomers in the near future, recruited by the Hydroelectric enterprise, to the riverside areas and the vicinity of Federal Highway BR 364, attracted by secondary jobs underscores the potential for extensive spread of malaria infections.
While they took very different routes to public service, both describe their current work as a "dream job," underscoring a message they plan to deliver at the conference — there is no one path to doing good.
That Mr. Livingston wants to talk at all to Mr. Gephardt, who hungers for his job, underscores the bipartisan, accommodationist approach of the new leader.
And while the checklists at the end of each chapter do a good job of underscoring key points, there is rarely a discussion of either the practicality or cost involved.
Davis, a glittery Vegas-style star who played himself in the episode (he had left a briefcase in Archie's cab), may not have exactly been representative of the black power movement, but he was just right for the job of underscoring the hypocrisy of the age.
To the editor: John McKinney does a good job of underscoring the risks of hiking in the wilderness.
The jobs data underscored the difficulty of the task facing policy makers who are trying to revive the economy through a combination of interest rate reductions, tax cuts and government spending.
The degree of uncertainty in measuring jobs is underscored by the difference between the government's report, which showed that 103,000 private-sector jobs were created July, and a separate report released on Thursday by the firm ADP Employer Services, which had 201,000 private-sector jobs added instead.
The insufficient job creation, stagnant earnings and alarming long-term unemployment highlighted by May's disheartening jobs report underscore America's persistent unemployment crisis.
The June jobs report underscored the serious challenges confronting the economy.
