Sentence examples for time underscored from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry's remarks, especially the reference to the short window of time, underscored the urgency of the administration's preparations for a strike, and it did not appear to signal a shift in policy.

The agreement, which will position surveillance drones in Japan for the first time, underscored the two countries' efforts to respond to growing challenges from China and North Korea at a time of budget constraints.

His case, a big scandal at the time, underscored the unhealthy nexus between the clubhouse and the courthouse created by the state's system of electing judges, inspiring one of New York's periodic judicial reform movements.

The announcement, and the wild speculation it generated ahead of time, underscored just how excited the public is about science – provided that science involves Eureka-type discoveries of space aliens, likely using robots or machines that could swallow the Earth in a black hole.

A selection of 1,000 Polaroids, on view here for the first time, underscore his preoccupation with life as a stage set.

After a recent defeat, he discussed what it has been like to play for such a team at such a time, underscoring his remarks with motion and emotion.

But the fact that so many countries in Latin America have done so at the same time underscores the unwillingness in the region to wait until Israel and the Palestinians resolve their disputes over territory and other issues, political analysts said.

The fact that JetBlue is ready to issue stock for the first time underscores how much better low-fare carriers have fared since Sept. 11 compared with the much larger carriers like American Airlines, owned by AMR United Airliness, owned by UAL and Delta Air Liness.

That show is a gauzy anachronism in period costumes; the first novel of "Parade's End" was published in 1924, and the series is enmeshed in the great cataclysm of the time, underscoring the cruelty of the age as much as its charm.

She gave interviews and wrote that essay in the Feb. 4 issue of Time, underscoring her eagerness to correct the problems.

Importantly, though, the microkinetic model quantifies how the reaction rate and the associated overall rate constant varies as a function of time, underscoring that observed overall rate constants are a function of the species' concentrations used to extract them, which may not be the initial conditions.