Sentence examples for more underscores from inspiring English sources
The price tag of $15 million or more underscores the Yankees' greater advertiser and audience appeal — and the desire by CBS Radio to keep them from leaving.
And it will urge a strengthening of the International Monetary Fund's mandate for prudential analysis and early-warning systems for institutional vulnerabilities.By 2009 we will be the first nation with a comprehensive legal framework for large-scale carbon capture and storage technologyNo problem more underscores the interdependence between nations than climate change.
The theme, hovering somewhere around the unreliability or manipulation of memory, just needs a bit more underscoring.
(and, as if the in-joke needed more underscoring, Liz's fictional show is on NBC, as is "30 Rock" itself, and "S.N.L").. "30 Rock" doesn't have the neat structure of most sitcoms; its roots are in sketch comedy and in improv, with their set pieces and their eagerness to keep you entertained every second without worrying too much about the story.
Most of these businesses agreed to lose power for only about five hours at a time, but many were forced to shut down for 10 hours or more, underscoring the mounting economic impact of the state's energy crisis and the lack of policy options being offered by state officials.
These findings once more underscore the importance of properly diagnose and treat MOH.
Finally, our results once more underscore the huge potential of molecular photoswitching for nanoscale imaging with visible light and regular lenses.
They much more underscore the concept that RAGE ligands represent a group of multireceptor ligands whereas the employment of sRAGE simply sequesters those ligands thereby preventing their interaction with other receptors in addition to RAGE.
The episode provides a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse into the Qaddafis and more broadly underscores how the whims of ruling families have tainted the climate for economic development in parts of the Arab world.
Manjoo's skeptical take on tech companies' mission to scale their products — making them cheaper and more accessible — underscores the moral dilemma Silicon Valley faces.
A combination of genomic, epigenomic, and environmental factors more likely underscores the pathogenesis of complex diseases such as keloids.
