Sentence examples for long underscored from inspiring English sources

The exposure of European banks to sovereign debt is a point that regulators have long underscored, most recently and acutely in an illuminating report issued this month by the Bank for International Settlements.

But university officials have long underscored that these online learning platforms are not a less strenuous path to a top-tier diploma.

He said the architectural group's interest in Long Island underscored what has long been at the heart of his own group's mission.

The long list underscored the carnage inflicted upon the government as the Taliban has stepped up a campaign of assassinations, creating a sense of siege that has made Mr. Karzai a virtual prisoner of his own palace.

The need for health systems research (HSR) to inform healthcare-related decision-making and policy making has long been underscored [ 1].

As Democrats rallied to defend Ms. Warren and the start-up agency, the morning-long hearing underscored the fundamental disagreements between Republicans and Democrats over the mission and powers of the bureau, echoing the fight over its creation last year.

The rush at the university's gates, two days after the governing African National Congress celebrated its centennial in a lavish, weekend-long party, underscored the deep frustration many people here have with the slow pace of progress almost 18 years after the end of white minority rule.

Chang's imminent absence and victory so long ago underscores the United States' feebleness on clay.

But in a country where slogans like "chicks dig the long ball" underscore the popularity of power, Suzuki's talent for getting lesser hits — like his major-league-leading 449 infield hits since 2001 — can be underappreciated.

The leadership role, which the country has long sought, underscores its growing international role but also places a brighter spotlight on its human rights record.

Awful special- teams play — a fumbled kickoff, a shanked punt, a long return allowed — underscored a systemic breakdown.