Sentence examples for may underscored from inspiring English sources

Republicans said the slow pace of hiring in May underscored the need for sharp cuts in federal spending and regulation to spur corporate investment.

But these deals may underscore something graver: weak fundamentals.

The fortunes of Ms. Winslet's co-star may underscore the danger.

But the tension between Mr. Lucas and his filmmaking fans may underscore a digital-age conflict that transcends the letter of the law.

Alluding mysteriously to that splendid axis of Paris named the Elysian Fields (read: Paradise), the title, too, may underscore the patriotic connotations.

That Dann's memoir is filled with brave arguments for accepting death may underscore the very natural difficulty most people have in doing so.

That one of them is white and the other black may underscore the division between their families, yet it registers as irrelevant when they're together.

Mr. Twomey's ejection may underscore the resentment of many members of the international community over the way the Internet is run and over United States ownership of many important Internet resources.

If anything, the tests may underscore a view held widely by investors that Europe will do all in its power to prevent a restructuring of Greek or Irish debt, given the distress such a move would cause for its banks.

With the Palestinians warning that they may underscore their claim to statehood by seeking membership in the International Criminal Court and other international agencies and the possibility that the Israelis' informal settlement freeze may lapse, Mr. Kerry is in a race to begin negotiations over a two-state solution before the window he is struggling to crack open is slammed shut.

This may underscore the need for reduction in the operating room rather than in the emergency department for the youngest children.