Sentence examples for returned underscores from inspiring English sources

Dispatching General Petraeus to Iraq just eight weeks after he returned underscores the urgency the Pentagon attaches to revamping the training program.

And the relics' return underscores, yet again, continuing tensions between the church and secular culture in Italy.

It provides a platform for other necessary interventions and support, and provides structure for children amid the chaos.The longer children are out of school, the less likely they are to ever return, underscoring the need to have schools running quickly and consistently enough to keep children from dropping out permanently.

The demotion of Chief Barrows to captain -- the rank she held when she was appointed acting chief in April 1999 to replace Joseph Croughwell Jr., who left on medical leave and never returned -- underscores City Hall's mounting frustration with her leadership.

Her return underscores her importance to a band marked by internecine squabbling and self-destructive behaviour.

Mr. Bowman's difficult 2001, after half a decade of top returns, underscores the catwalk nature of the hedge fund business.

Hilliard's return underscores the Giants' depth at the position, because Hilliard will not be recklessly rushed into the starting lineup.

Smith's chart of benchmark returns underscores the staggering realization that not a single category of stocks–except for the S&P Midcap 400 Index and the Wilshire REIT Index–have beaten the market averages since February 1999.

All at once Matsimela was booed offstage, and Elephant Man returned to underscore the point: "We don't want nobody play back a tune".

The report also took a line-by-line look at the 2011 federal 1040 tax return, underscoring where families headed by same-sex couples had limited access to various tax breaks or were otherwise at a disadvantage.

And to the extent that some have so readily returned to them underscores the need for change and change now.