Sentence examples for problem underscored from inspiring English sources

This is a sensitive point for Beijing: the Europeans have done especially well in the new scramble for oil in Africa.Security is another potential problem, underscored by deadly grenade attacks in the Kenyan port of Mombasa this week by jihadists connected with Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked Shabab militia.

"That problem underscores conflict in the region as a whole".

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

Delgado's latest problem underscores how brittle the team is — even with Santana anchoring its rotation.

"But to say we are fine, we have no problem, underscores the larger point that we do not have a clear energy policy".

This short-term response to a long-term problem underscores our concerns about why L.I.C.H.'s finances are still so troubled after 10 years under Continuum management.

Still, the sheer size of the problem underscores the challenges Japan faces in caring for its growing numbers of elderly — or in these cases, just keeping count of them.

Regardless, the problem underscores another challenge facing the company: Facebook has grown so rapidly, in both users and in technical complexity, that it finds it increasingly difficult to control everything that happens on its site.

The burden of CKD is increasingly recognized as a global health problem, underscoring the need for new and effective disease-management strategies.

Mr. Bush replied that the problems underscored the need to develop a national energy policy, the other men said.

Arda Nazerian, a spokeswoman for the county executive, Thomas R. Suozzi, said that the problems underscored the urgency of proposed state legislation giving the county control over the agency "so that what has happened in recent weeks wouldn't happen going forward".