Sentence examples for small underscores from inspiring English sources

Dr. Frieden said the number of new cases, while small, underscores the alarming rate at which syphilis is resurfacing on the streets of New York.

Although our data suggest that COPD may contribute independently to the risk of lung cancer, the proportion of never-smoking cases in EAGLE was small, underscoring the need for additional analyses among never smokers.

Although BRAF is also mutated in up to 80% of benign melanocytic naevi (Pollock et al, 2003), the proportion of naevi harbouring a BRAF mutation that progress to melanoma is small, underscoring that further genetic events are required for the development of melanoma.

The fact that the Berkeley tax exempts corner stores and small markets underscores what a farce this tax is.

The authors write: "Being small further underscores the importance of the right qualifications for each individual member". You should also have an odd number so as to avoid ties.

Tall tales and small: they underscore the intimacy of this urban landscape where history is biography.

The embrace of smaller investors underscores the concern in Washington and on Wall Street that Americans' anger could imperil further efforts to stimulate the economy with vast amounts of government spending.

That the shootings, which remain under investigation, happened in a clinic intended to be a quiet oasis from combat has in no small way underscored how stressful the nation's two wars have become for its stretched military forces.

Dick Armey, a former congressman from Texas who headed a conservative organization that had gone to the district to work for Mr. Hoffman, said the turn of events — and the surge of conservative grass-roots attention on this small race — underscored what he said was the mistaken argument by Republicans that they needed to field moderate candidates to be competitive.

The lack of a significant association between LIS and clinical outcomes in these smaller studies underscores our finding that LIS may be a marginal though not clinically relevant predictor of outcomes.

But the boy's vulnerable position, and his small shoes, underscore the tragedy.