Sentence examples for may have underscored from inspiring English sources

For Shelley's original early 19th-century readers, William's quick recoil from the Creature's overtures may not have seemed problematic; indeed, it may have underscored early Victorian ideals regarding children's supposedly natural innocence.

This discrepancy can be explained by the histopathological technique used, which may have underscored unanalyzed regions [17].

The mere provision of the patient aid, by a family physician to their patient, may have underscored importance of, and the physician's recommendation to do the test.

Since this study population was aged 35 74 years, in very stable employment, and, accordingly, had worked for a long period at their institutions (mean duration of work at the institution was 20.2 ± 9.5 and 19.1 ± 8.8 years for men and women, respectively), those circumstances may have underscored the importance of social support networks at their workplace.

The decisions the Conservative government at Westminster has taken since winning the election in May have underscored the idea that cutting carbon emissions is a costly vanity rather than an industrial opportunity.

The Afghanistan conflict and the prospect that it may spread have underscored Turkey's position as a country on the cusp.

It is extremely rare for the broadcast giants to refuse a President prime-time coverage when it is requested, and their decision to do so may in the end only have underscored the difficulty Mr. Bush is having in seizing control of the campaign.

The murder of the Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh, the "honor killings" of young women in England and Sweden, and the controversy in France over whether girls may wear head scarves to school have underscored the enormous clash in values between secular Europeans and fundamentalist Muslim immigrants.

Just as recent books like Jacob Weisberg's "Bush Tragedy" have underscored the role Oedipal rivalries may have played in George W. Bush's presidency and his decision to go to war against Iraq, so this volume underscores the role that Freudian family dynamics may have played in Mr. bin Laden's radicalization and his declaration of war against America.

Reports that North Korea may have a second, hidden facility for making weapons-grade plutonium have underscored the difficulty of pursuing any path other than diplomacy.

Administrative law professors have underscored this point.