Sentence examples for problem is underlined from inspiring English sources

The depth of the problem is underlined a day later.

This methodological problem is underlined by the fact that Tanaka et al. (2006) could not confirm alterations of G-CSF levels by this approach.

The hiring problem was underlined when two white coaches who had failed spectacularly in their previous jobs — Lane Kiffin with the N.F.L.'s Raiders and Gene Chizik at Iowa State — landed plum positions.

The constant speed rotation problem is reviewed and its reflections onto the fluctuating speed problem are underlined.

The problem was underlined during last week's environmental emergency when the city immediately ordered cars with certain license plates off the road, at the same time as it eliminated fares on the metro and the metrobus.

The country's security problems were underlined this week by a bombing in Kandahar.

The scale of the group's problems was underlined yesterday with figures showing profits crashed by more than a third over the year to June 24, to £5.2m pre-tax.

The bloc's problems were underlined on Friday, with official figures from the Eurostat statistics agency confirming that eurozone growth in the second quarter of this year was flat.

Toulon's goal-kicking problems were underlined in their Top 14 home defeat against Stade Francais and the club this week announced the signing of star Argentina back Juan Martin Hernandez.

The importance of physical problems was underlined by the fact that handicap at age five and neuro-motor problems at age nineteen were both related to HRQL.

Co-option is not a uniquely British problem, but it surely is underlined when, amazingly, the ISC is chaired by Sir Malcolm Rifkind – once responsible for MI6 as foreign secretary.