Sentence examples for recently underlined from inspiring English sources

On the Orwellian front, we are doing rather well – as the revelations of Edward Snowden have recently underlined.

The government has recently underlined its commitment to the EU target of limiting global warming to an average rise of 2 deg C.

The BBC recently underlined its commitment to football by winning the rights to live FA Cup coverage in a joint deal with BT Sport.

At 57 he is a lot older than Mr Blair and William Hague, but he has energy galore and has recently underlined his intention to soldier on.

Criticizing European countries skeptical of Turkey's E.U. membership bid and alluding to Turkey's economic and political strength, Mr. Bagis recently underlined Turkey's growing defiance.

Janet Murguía, head of the National Council of La Raza, the country's oldest and largest Hispanic advocacy group, recently underlined the alienation by calling Obama, a supposed ally, "the deporter-in-chief".

All other papers were published more recently, underlining the increasing relevance of and attention for this topic in health systems research.

The importance of combining molecular and fossil data to obtain more reliable interpretations of the spatio-temporal colonization processes has recently been underlined for other species [13], [17], [35] [38].

The therapeutic relevance of the 5-HT3 receptor in schizophrenia has recently been underlined by a placebo-controlled study with the 5-HT3 receptor antagonist ondansetron as an add-on medication to a stable dose of risperidone [52], which showed a positive effect of ondansetron on negative symptoms and cognitive impairment.

The prognostic relevance of this finding in patients with advanced CRC has recently been underlined (Douillard et al, 2000; Köhne et al, 2002).

The need for such an approach has recently been underlined by the findings of Min et al. They demonstrated that in general practice, patients with geriatric morbidities often receive poorer quality of care than those with non-geriatric medical conditions.