Sentence examples for likely to underscore from inspiring English sources

Lehman's next results are likely to underscore its precarious position.

Even so, the coming party congress seems likely to underscore the collective nature of decision making in the ruling party, as well as Mr. Hu's clout.

Mr. Bush is not expected to break new ground in his address, though he is likely to underscore Washington's enhanced appreciation for the United Nations since the Sept. 11 attacks.

The upheaval seems likely to underscore concerns by critics of the London Stock Exchange about some foreign companies that have been allowed to list their shares in London despite not fully meeting the criteria typically required.

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The tightness in the labor market is likely to be underscored by a decline in the unemployment rate to 4percentt, from 4.1percentt in February.

But even after the issue is decided, the racial bitterness appears likely to linger, underscoring the difficult political passage blacks -- and, indeed, an entire city undergoing widespread demographic changes -- find themselves in here.

The message is likely to be underscored by concrete proposals in key industries such as aviation, a sector in which Brazil is a global leader.

However, it's a point Mr. Cameron would likely endorse as it seems to underscore the importance of punishing those individual people who use social media in violation of the law.

The operation is bound to underscore the questions about the vice president's health that will be likely to dog his tenure as President Bush's political partner and perhaps most influential adviser.

The legal fight is likely to continue, which will give Quinn a chance, while defending the dignity of the least privileged New Yorkers, to underscore the political differences between herself and the mayor she has been so close to.