Sentence examples similar to key underscores from inspiring English sources
A key principle underscores all our work.
The hotel key card underscores this trend.
Moreover, the consistency of these findings across studies, as well as across these key pathogens, underscores the clinical and economic significance of antibiotic resistance.
On Friday, as the Labor Department delivered its latest monthly snapshot of the anemic job market, two key facts underscored this prescription.
U.S. officials regard the presence of Arab nations in the bombing campaign as key to underscoring that the mission is not just a Western operation.
It said the meetings were canceled because of a lack of progress on some key issues, underscoring how far apart the two sides remain.
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(Interview #27) Key informants underscored the role of economic incentives in developing support for the innovation and to propel scale-up.
A WHO report suggests a key factor underscoring the traditional focus on, and preference for, curative strategies are the short-term, tangible benefits as opposed to the longer pay-off periods that are required to see the effects of prevention [ 31].
The print ads use low-key humor, underscored with whimsical drawings by an illustrator, Trisha Krauss, to express that thought.
"Exploring the American Archivist" by J. Gordon Daines III, Cory L. Nimer et al. The literature of a professional community provides insights into what members of that community value and underscores key professional issues.
