Sentence examples for take underscores from inspiring English sources

Almost every action Obama officials take underscores their belief in the stereotype that businesspeople are mostly amoral, corner-cutting, consumer-shafting, pollution-loving menaces.

Chen's take underscored the N.C.A.A.'s tenuous position, that of enforcing a rule — others can profit off Manziel but he cannot make money off himself — that not everyone agrees with and quite a few condemn.

That these types of meetings didn't already take place underscores how ill-prepared Democrats were during the last redistricting process.

Taken together, the study underscores the biological importance of 15-lipoxygenase metabolites of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) in androgen metabolism.

Taken together, this study underscores the importance of using refined rather than bulk cell populations when using ES/EB differentiation cultures to interpret the role of a gene during early blood development.

A New York Times poll of 976 adult New Yorkers, taken last week, underscores how much lasting damage 9/11 inflicted on the city's psyche.

But the fact that such talk was taken seriously underscores the perilous situation Peugeot is facing in a European market that continues to shrink five years after the financial crisis hit.

In a statement issued by the University of California, Dr. Lazarus said the two studies taken together underscored the importance of the anti-inflammatory approach to treating asthma.

Take Ed Miliband, who underscored his recalibrated political ambitions with a salt-and-pepper look last year, or Jeremy Paxman, who defanged himself with a twinkly looking pelt.

Without the knowledge that GIRA provided to the community, they may not have had the awareness to take these actions, underscoring the importance of CDO actors.

The plots seem familiar at first, but then take twists meant to underscore why paper still has value.