Sentence examples for may underscored the 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.

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

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.

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

This hypothesis may underscore the possibility of long-term survival of selected patients after potentially curative resection of axillary lymph nodes.

These findings may underscore the importance of improving current evidence-supported strategies (such as appropriate pharmacotherapy and prophylactic regimens) and incorporating adjunct interventions, such as patient self-management.

Significant variations in densities among neck vertebrae, unlike the low back counterpart, may underscore the need to treat these bones as different structures.

This finding may underscore the significance of our findings, as increased pharmacy cost resulting from antimigraine medications may by justified by total medical care cost reduction in patients with migraine (after adjusting for covariates).