But it primarily underscores that landfill gas should be used more widely as an energy source and that people should throw less in the trash, especially organic matter.
Occupy Wall Street chose to set up its 24-hour outpost of political dissent on the doorstep of the finance industry primarily to underscore the simple fact that money has corrupted our political process so completely that the seat of power in the U.S. isn't even in Washington, D.C. any more.
"But when they discussing the kings / They turn around and say, 'LeBron ain't got six rings!' " Minaj has never been much of a live singer or dancer, and at the Billboard Awards she performed a nine-minute medley that seemed primarily designed to underscore the volume of her output.
What the hearing primarily achieved instead was to underscore what a farce the notion of Congressional oversight over the NSA is.
Several pointed scenes among Adele and her schoolmates underscore the homophobia of a primarily working class group.
As the gene content is equivalent between yeasts and mycelia of a given strain, these findings underscore the fact that Histoplasma pathogenesis is primarily a function of gene expression differences between the dimorphic phases.
A spokeswoman for Unmiss said the mission shared "the deep concerns" over the situation in southern Unity, but added: "We underscore that the responsibility to protect civilians is primarily the responsibility of the host government, and the warring parties are directly responsible for their actions in violation of international human rights and humanitarian law.
4. To underscore that we do not "know it all" yet!!! 1. Primarily upon the vertebrates, as a synthetic picture of arthropod - plant interactions is just beginning to emerge.
By putting something on the technology-focused list, I meant to underscore that the problems it will cause you to wrestle with are primarily technological — and when you successfully implement it, you'll be on the leading edge.
The move was made to underscore the organization's role raising money through public and private capital markets, primarily tapping debt, targeting investors looking to invest in communities not usually served by traditional financial markets.
