Sentence examples for no underscoring from inspiring English sources

The message is one that needs no underscoring in Israel.

The irony of his escaping family life for a christening party needs no underscoring.

These sentiments do not make the narrator, let alone the author, a Nazi apologist; Grass's repudiation of Nazi Germany needs no underscoring.

Deletion of either the AIE or the C-terminal tail has been consistently associated with reduced calcium/CaM dependence of NO production, underscoring the importance of these two inserts in mediating eNOS activation by calcium/CaM [ 17– 17].

In this assay, the VP16-fused amino terminus of DBC1 containing the NLS (VP-DBC1 N) exhibited a prominent interaction with the BRCT domain, whereas DBC1 lacking the amino terminus (VP-DBC1 ΔN) showed no interaction, underscoring the results of immunoprecipitation and GST pull-down experiments.

But, he added, "We absolutely have no problem — underscore, no problem — financing our transmission grid".

His testimony on Thursday will no doubt underscore his belief that — no matter what people say about him — he is a figure of impartial justice.

The explosion of an external hydrogen storage tank sent pieces flying a quarter-mile away, causing no injuries but underscoring the dangers of stored hydrogen.

However in asserting the continuity of Being Parmenides is likely no more than underscoring its essential unity.

A more recent review (1989 to 2008) found no new estimates, underscoring the need for contemporary epidemiologic data [ 4].

When they talk about intimacy that might remain in their closest male friendships, they use the expression "no homo" to underscore their heterosexual status.