Sentence examples for probably underscored from inspiring English sources

In truth, the Games have probably underscored the best and worst of India, both the energy and potential as well as the wretched corruption and absence of accountability.

The reality of this expectation is probably underscored by a high average disorder in certain thermophiles, with the highest levels found in bacteria with OGTs around 40 50°C.

In the third round of the Delphi consensus there was clear recognition of the importance of speed in diagnosis, referral and transfer, which probably underscored the drive to consensus on several important issues.

Thus, a single functional architecture serves two entirely different purposes, probably underscoring the epithelial origin of the ORNs.

The misalignment between the low velocity anomaly and the volcano distribution probably underscores the complexity of the crust at this region.

Sounds more ambitious than Einstein's project of producing a unified theory and probably underscores the excesses of trying to unite science and imagination that have lead to orgone boxes and scientology.

This probably underscores the way uncontrolled trachoma can ravage inaccessible and underserved communities.

Rates of clustering were significantly lower for Hispanics and Asians (52%and28%8%, respectively; p<0.01), probably underscoring a higher proportion of reactivation of latent infection in these patients.

It cost $75m and its biggest achievement was probably to underscore the fragility of a political transition in Myanmar, an ethnically diverse country with a long history of internal conflict.

Using each of these measures alone would probably not underscore its possible importance.

While the end result was probably a wash for the News Corporation, the feisty assertiveness of the studio underscored how the traditional business model of television production is being rewritten in the digital age.